17 South Street (EHER 25469)

House with shop front. It has a 15th century origin, with 16th, 17th century and later alterations and additions. It is timber framed and plastered with a red plain tiled roof. The rear wing is an altered hall and interior features include octagonal crown post, moulded capital and base, braced to purlin and collars. It has a 16th century circular newel staircase and plastered ceiling to first floor and 18th century wall paintings.

House with shop front. It has a 15th century origin, with 16th, 17th century and later alterations and additions. It is timber framed and plastered with a red plain tiled roof. There are chimney stacks to the rear right and rear wing. It is two storeys and attics and cellars. The first floor has two 19th century vertically sliding sash windows. The ground floor left has three light shop window with segmental heads and carved spandrels; fascia over. The left return has an attic window, four first floor windows, that to left a small paned horizontal sliding sash. The rear wing is an altered hall and interior features include octagonal crown post, moulded capital and base, braced to purlin and collars. It has a 16th century circular newel staircase and plastered ceiling to first floor and 18th century wall paintings. <1> Photographs <2>