9 High Street (EHER 38311)

An early 19th century shop with flat over, with possibly earlier origins and some reused timbers. It is timber framed with a painted brick front and hipped plain tile roofs. The main block is approximately square in plan with the roof running parallel to High Street and two adjoining roofs at right-angles to the rear. The whole building is two storeys with a cellar, and the ground floor has an early 19th century shop front.

September 1971. Grade II listed. An early 19th century shop with flat over, with possibly earlier origins and some reused timbers. It is timber framed with a painted brick front and hipped plain tile roofs. The main block is approximately square in plan with the roof running parallel to High Street and two adjoining roofs at right-angles to the rear. There is a long extension wing forming the south-west boundary of the rear garden. The whole building is two storeys with a cellar. The ground floor has an early 19th century shop front and fascia with six consoles and later blind box. It has a central recessed doorway with double doors, and windows either side with thin flanking pilasters. There is a high plinth and boarded cellar access under the south-west shop window. The ground floor has an early 19th century rear door. There is a small lean-to with slate roof. The building abuts No.7 (EHER 38308) to the south-west and No.11 (EHER 38314) to the north-east.<1> See photos <2>.