7 Fullbridge (EHER 38280)

A mid 17th century timber framed and rendered house, now a shop and flat. The ground floor is in red brick and is now mostly rendered. The roof is covered in concrete pantiles.

October 1996. Grade II listed. A mid 17th century timber framed and rendered house, now a shop and flat. The ground floor is in red brick and is now mostly rendered. The roof is covered in concrete pantiles. The building is two storeys with an attic, with a single-storey rear extension, and was formerly on a 'baffle-entry' plan. The ground floor has a 19th century shop front with fascia and cornice and a 19th century door. The north-east front has a 20th century window on each floor and a 20th century door underneath a timber gable. The timber frame is substantial and of five bays with a chimney stack in the centre bay and a tight winder staircase in the rear of the bay. <1> The building abuts No.5A Fullbridge (EHER 38279) to the south-west.