23 and 25 South Street (EHER 25471)

A house, the rear wing dating to around 1600 (No. 25), with 17th and 18th century front range and additions. It is timber framed with a plastered rear and faced in painted brick. It has red plain tiled roofs, a rear left red brick chimney stack. It is two storeys and attics.

A house, the rear wing dating to around 1600 (No. 25), with 17th and 18th century front range and additions. It is timber framed with a plastered rear and faced in painted brick. It has red plain tiled roofs, a rear left red brick chimney stack. It is two storeys and attics. There is a right segmental carriageway arch now half blocked to left with half glazed door. There was no entry at time of re-survey but said to contain two remnant bays of a larger building. Jowled storey posts, floor joists to ground floor with centre tenons and diminished haunches. Lodged side purlin roof. <1> Photographed <2>