The White Hart Public House

The White Hart Public House, located on Cheap Street, dates back to 1625. This two-storey building features a long stone front with approximately five windows and a slight band near the center. It has a plain-tile roof and brick chimneys. The right side of the front has larger stones in the masonry, suggesting it may be of slightly later construction. The building includes wooden casements and tall sash windows with intact glazing bars on the right side. On the left side, there are low wooden sashes on both the first and ground floors, along with a central door that has four flush panels, two of which are cut away and glazed. A flat hood supported by cut brackets is positioned above the door.

The White Hart Public House is part of a group that includes Nos 2 to 30 (even) and Nos 34 to 50 (even), and it also forms a group with Greenhill House, the premises formerly occupied by Fooks and Grimley, Cumnor House, the premises occupied by Sherborne Book Saloon, and the premises occupied by Churchill Licensed Betting Office, as well as The Green.