Part Of Premises Of Wye Antiques

Part of the premises of Wye Antiques dates from the late 17th century to early 18th century. It is built of coursed rubble and features a Cotswold stone roof. The building runs along the street with a projecting rear wing. It has two storeys and four windows, with stone mullion and transom cross casements. The bottom right pair of windows has a continuous drip mould. The ground floor on the left has been altered, with a small shop front and doorway now converted to a window. There is an ashlar ridge stack. Originally, the building was L-shaped, but the range to the west has been removed, exposing the former kitchen range. A part of the carriageway has been filled in, hiding two four-light mullion windows, one of which has a king mullion and drip. Inside, there is a good Tudor arch fireplace with carved spandrels and masks on the first floor, which was originally located on the ground floor. In the attic, the landing of a staircase from around 1700 with heavy trussed balusters still remains.