White Hart Inn And Attached Wall

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ST5873SE LOWER MAUDLIN STREET 901-1/11/137 (North East side) 04/03/77 White Hart Inn and attached wall (Formerly Listed as: LOWER MAUDLIN STREET The White Hart Public House)

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Public house. Dated 1672, refronted C19. Rendered timber-frame with 3 rear lateral stacks and double Roman roof, hipped to the left. Single-depth plan. 3 storeys and basement; 3-window range. An irregular front has a banded ground floor to a timber cornice, a pilaster strip to the left end, which has a steeply ramped parapet up from the ground floor; the roof in 2 sections, the wider right-hand 2-storey part is steeper with a small C20 dormer. Two C19 doorways and left-hand window have pilaster jambs with raised panels to a fascia and cornice, double doors with margin lights, and 3-light mullion and transom casement window. The left-hand section has first-floor paired 2/2-pane horned sashes in flush frames, and second-floor sash with margin panes; right-hand left-of-centre small horned sash. Right-hand C20 extension has a single window. The left return has a single-storey brick parapeted wall with a moulded string which curves round to the rear, with a hipped roof. INTERIOR: extensively altered. SUBSIDIARY FEATURES: attached coursed limestone wall to the left-hand side, related to the walls and gateway to St James' Church (qv). A vernacular building, the right-hand side is the earlier.

Listing NGR: ST5885273445