New Bowilng Green Inn

The New Bowling Green Inn, located at No. 13 on St Nicholas Church Street, is part of a continuous range of two-storey buildings dating from the 15th to late 16th century. The Inn features heavy timber framing that is exposed, with curved bracing and significant modern alterations, including two flush dormers, new casements with leaded lights, and infilling of roughcast and a brick plinth.

Adjacent to the Inn, No. 15 has a simple 18th-century brick front with a six-fielded-panel door, simple casements, and a stone plinth. No. 17 has modern casements without glazing bars and is covered in stucco, along with a cut bracketed door hood. The roofs of all buildings are covered in old tiles, except for Nos. 15 and 17, which now have machine tiles.

No. 13 is particularly notable as it retains the structure of a 15th-century hall house, which is why it has a starred grading. The buildings from Nos. 9 to 19 (odd) are recognized as a group for their historical significance.