Building record 1142700000 - KING AND QUEEN PUBLIC HOUSE, 17 SOUTH STREET

Grade II. Public House. C17 altered, Timber framed, largely refaced in brick, C18 or 19, now colourwashed, with some exposed framing. Old tiled roof, 2 brick chimneys. 2 gabled dormers. 2-storeys and attic, 3 bays of modern 3-light leaded casements to each floor with plain door in 2nd bay from LH. 1 storey wing to LH painted brick. Old tile roof, one 3-light casement, linked to No.15 which is not listed. Lower rear wing, brick. Old tile roof. RCHM I p.307 MON.14 (B1).
List of documentary evidence (B2).


The King and Queen Inn is a two-storeyed building with an attic, and probably dates from early in the C17th. It is built of timber and
brick, and has been much restored and altered. The roofs are tiled. The plan was originally rectangular, but is now L-shaped, modern additions having been made to the North and rear. Condition - Good. Grade II (B1 and B3).

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