73-77, FULLERS HILL

Nos 73 to 77 on Fullers Hill are 18th-century buildings constructed from red and grey brick, with flint rubble and brick on the side elevation. They feature an old tiled roof and a partly flint rubble back wall. Nos 75 and 77 have been whitewashed and are now combined into one dwelling. The buildings are two storeys high and have four flush casements, with lattice design except for a sliding casement on the right of the ground floor. The ground floor windows are topped with cambered relieving arches, and there is a corbelled brick cornice. Nos 73 to 81 form a group.