Crown House (EHER 34301)
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Summary
15th to 16th century or earlier origin with later alterations and additions, timber framed house with plastered brick. It has a red tiled roof of two ranges, the lower to right and a large off centre forward red brick chimney stack to left range. Internal features include inglenook fireplace, wall studs, stop chamfered and moulded bridging joists and ceiling beams, brick floor. The building was formerly a public house, an indenture dated 1636 states "known as the sign of the Crown."
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Location
| Grid reference | TM 1428 2419 (point) |
|---|---|
| Civil Parish | TENDRING, TENDRING, ESSEX |
Type and Period
Description
Listed building description
15th to 16th century or earlier origin with later alterations and additions, timber framed house with plastered brick. It has a red tiled roof of two ranges, the lower to right and a large off centre forward red brick chimney stack to left range. Internal features include inglenook fireplace, wall studs, stop chamfered and moulded bridging joists and ceiling beams, brick floor. The building was formerly a public house, an indenture dated 1636 states "known as the sign of the Crown." <1> <2>