88 And 89, Church Street

Nos 88 and 89 on Church Street are a 15th to 16th century timber-framed and plastered building of the Wealden House type. It features two wings and a central hall that is recessed under a continuous tiled roof. The south-west wing is built out on the ground storey and is plastered, while the hall and north-east wing have exposed timber-framing. The north-east wing also has a jettied upper storey supported by exposed joists. The windows are primarily casements with glazing bars, and the hall block includes an old leaded casement on the upper storey. This building is recognized for its significance as part of a group with Nos 85 to 91 on the street.