Great Germains

Great Germains is a Grade II* listed building located on Fuller's Hill. This medieval structure features a timber frame and red brickwork, standing tall and narrow at right angles to the road. It has two storeys with exposed framework from different periods on the north elevation. The south side was refaced in the 18th century with red brick, showcasing two tall flush set sash windows with glazing bars beneath flat arches. The building includes attics with two casement box dormers that also have glazing bars, and it is topped with a gabled old tiled roof.

A large 18th-century wing extends to the southwest, also two storeys high, constructed of red brick with an old tiled roof. The east elevation facing the road features four flush set sash windows with glazing bars under flat arches. There are segmental arches over windows flanking a door, which is framed by Ionic columns beneath entablatures that include pulvinated friezes, dentilled cornices, and a pediment. On the south garden side, there are four sash windows with glazing bars in reveals under flat arches, along with a cornice band, a parapet, and a hipped tiled roof. Inside, the property boasts fine marble and carved pine chimneypieces.