Horners Corner with return facing South Street and rear No 5 East Street (EHER 26414)

Corner block, now empty, built in the 18th and 19th centuries but with possible earlier origins. The North Street frontage is mainly of red brick with the exception of the plastered south gable. The South Street elevation is tiled on the ground floor with red brick above. The East Street elevation is of plastered brick. The roofs are of plain red tiles, that to the northern block of the East Street range was derelict at the time of the re-survey for the list description.

October 1978. Grade II listed. A corner block of buildings of 18th, 19th century and earlier origins. On the facade facing North Street, the buildings are built mainly from red brick. Facing South Street, the first floor is built of red brick and the ground floor is tiled. Facing East Street the brick is plastered. The south gable is plastered. The building has red plain tiled roofs, and the roof on the northern block of the East Street range was derelict at the time of res-survey. <1> <2> See also <3>. Original HER entry merged with NRHE data import.