Building record 1237513000 - THE GEORGE HOTEL, 73 WYCOMBE END

Grade II. The nucleus of the house is timber-framed and of C16/C17 date. A late C17 wing at the back. Street elevation; C18/C19 refronting. Red brick; old tile hipped roof with chimney on front slope and heavy timber corbelled eaves cornice. Three storeys. Second floor with four sliding casements set under cornice. First floor with 4 sashes with heavily moulded architraves and hoods. Ground floor cement rendered and with pilasters carrying an architrave and cornice extending across the building. On left hand a door with modern hood on brackets and on each side, one sash. On right hand, a carriage entrance. All windows with glazing bars. Rear wing chequer brick with coved cornice. Five window range of cross windows with leaded lights and gauged brick heads. Two blocked. Ground floor is more altered (B1).
The earliest documentary reference to The George is in 1428 (B2).