Holly Place

Holly Place is a 16th century or earlier timber-framed building located on the east side of High Street in Shoreham. The left part of the building features a cross gable, likely dating from the early 17th century. The front is plastered and consists of two storeys with a hipped tiled roof on the right, which includes a compound ridge stack. The first floor overhangs to the left, showcasing a moulded and undercut soffit board, and has two coupled gable ends, one of which retains original carved bargeboards.

To the right, there is a flat projecting bay that rises two storeys, featuring casement windows on both levels and topped by a small gable end with moulded bargeboards and ornamental plasterwork at the apex. The building also includes various 18th and 19th century square-paned casements and two boarded front doors set within wide exposed frames. There is a trace of a blocked late 17th century window on the first floor of the left part. At the back, the building displays visible framing with painted brick filling on the first floor, while the ground floor is rendered and contains one original window.