Office And Two Outbuildings Adjoining Cyder House

The building is an office and two outbuildings that are attached to the Cyder House. The parlour wing was added to the Cyder House in the early 16th century and is now used as offices. It has two storeys and features a timber-framed structure with a jettied design; the area below the jetty is plastered while the timbers above are exposed. The jetty includes a moulded bressummer, solid brackets, and shafts with ornate capitals. The building has a plain late 19th-century shop front and one early 18th-century mullion-and-transom window that retains some square leaded panes. On the upper floor, there are two original four-light mullioned windows with arched spandrels. Adjoining the southwest gable are two single-storey outbuildings, which are partly constructed of flint and partly of white brick, topped with pantiled roofs.