Building record 1102000000 - HART HOUSE, 7 NEARTON END

Grade II. Small house, once a public house. Late C16-C17, altered late C18-early C19. Colourwashed render over timber frame, frame exposed to first floor. Front frame has diagonal braces, rear has curved braces. Left gable rebuilt and rendered. Half-hipped C20 tile roof, flanking brick chimneys. L-plan, 1½ storeys, 2 bays. Ground floor has canted bay windows with small pane wooden casements, 6-light to left, 4-light to right. 3-light leaded casements in eaves-line dormers. Central door in early C19 frame with wooden hood on cut brackets. Rear range is C17-early C18 with one storey and cellar, blocking original door. Lean-to and C20 porch in rear angle. RCHM II p. 293 Mon. 36 (B1).
In 1872 the 'White Hart' was recorded as having been licenced for over 50 years. The licencee was Charles Turvey, the owner was Sir Thomas Freemantle of Swanbourne and the leaseholders were Wroughton and Threlfall of Aylesbury (B2).
The White Hart is marked as a public house on the 1880 1st edition 25-inch OS map but not on the 1899 2nd edition 25-inch OS map, so presumably had closed (B3).