12 High Street, Maldon (EHER 38315)

A 16th century or earlier timber framed and rendered shop. The roof is covered in plain tile. The building is on a right-angle plan, abutting the continuation of the roof from No.14 (EHER 38317) to the west. It is a two-storey former parlour/solar cross-wing with a gable to the street and a 20th century rear extension.

September 1951. Grade II listed. A 16th century or earlier timber framed and rendered shop. The roof is covered in plain tile. The building is on a right-angle plan, abutting the continuation of the roof from No.14 (EHER 38317) to the west and abutting No.10 (EHER 38313) to the east. It is a two-storey former parlour/solar cross-wing with a gable to the street. The first floor has one central window and the ground floor has a 20th century shop front moulded detail, a central slightly recessed door and canted display windows either side. There is a 20th century rear extension with a gabled slate roof. Internally the frame is partially exposed. The parlour door in the north-east flank can be seen from the interior of No.14. <1> See photos <2>.