32, CHEESE MARKET (See details for further address information)

32 Cheese Market, formerly the Maidenhead Inn, was rebuilt in 1767 with a 19th-century refacing and alterations to the ground floor. The building has three storeys and is constructed of plum colour header bricks. The ground floor features rusticated ashlar stonework with a stone frieze and a shallow cornice. There are chamfered stone quoins and a stone band above the first floor. The building has a bracketed stone cornice and a rendered parapet with stone coping. The upper floors have symmetrical fenestration with four recessed-sash windows that have no glazing bars, gauged flat arches, and stone key blocks. The ground floor has three windows, also without glazing bars. The entrance is located to the left in a rectangular recess, featuring a 19th-century four-panel door with a rectangular fanlight. Inside, there is a good open-string staircase with shaped brackets at the tread ends, turned balusters, and a moulded swept handrail. A notable 18th-century fireplace can be found on the first floor. Nos 25 to 32 and the Market Hall form a group.