The White Hart and Wisteria House (EHER 25447)

Early 16th century timber framed hall house with crosswings, now public house and shop.

The White Hart Inn / Acorn Shop, a public house to left, shop to right which is a long floored building (long wall jetty) with a very big upper chamber is a possible Public Building. <1> It was formerly a hall house with crosswings to rear. It has a early 16th century or earlier origin with later alterations and additions and an 18th century facade. It is timber framed, a red plain tiled roof, two external left and central red brick chimney stacks. There are 18th century brick facades, painted to The White Hart. There is a court yard and part weatherboarded crosswings and extensions to rear. It is two storeys, attics and cellars. It is from six bays, the three to right, Wisteria House, slightly forward, left range formerly jettied. <2> Photographs <3>