84, Church Street

No. 84 Church Street is a house that also functions as a restaurant, dating back to the 16th century, with 19th-century windows. The building features timber framing with a rendered and scribed front, a low-pitched tile roof, and a brick chimney. The front range extends beneath No. 85 at ground-floor level, adjacent to Turners Court, and includes a lower gabled wing at the back. It stands three storeys high and has two windows. The second floor has three-light casements, while the first floor features square six-pane sash windows. On the ground floor, there is a row of 19th-century casements set in brick underbuild. This frontage continues, set back, and includes a glazed door under No. 85. Above the first-floor windows, there is a blank wall surface, indicating that the eaves were raised to create the current low pitch. The central brick chimney is located off-ridge at the back. The back wing is also constructed with large panel framing and brick nogging, but it has a late 20th-century brick gable wall. A gabled dormer is present on the west-facing slope.

The interior was only inspected on the ground floor, which has been opened up as one space with variations in floor and ceiling levels. The party wall to the left features heavy framing with studs approximately 275 millimeters wide and a large brace. There are heavy square-section joists supported by stop-chamfered beams; one beam has a series of dowel holes at approximately 300 millimeters centers, indicating where a former partition divided Nos. 84 and 85. The partition to Turners Court is made of light panel framing.