63B High Street (EHER 38346)

A late 18th century timber framed cottage, now a café. It has white weatherboarding to the upper floor and a rendered brick ground floor. The roof is plain tiled and gabled.

September 1971. Grade II listed. A late 18th century timber framed cottage, now a café. It has white weatherboarding to the upper floor and a rendered brick ground floor. The roof is plain tiled and gabled. The cottage is two storeys with a ground-floor lean-to. A doorcase with a hood on console brackets is now concealed within the lean-to. The alley here is paved with stable paviours, and a pane of glass is inscribed: 1782 Hannah H.... The first floor retains its 18th century timber framing. The former chimney stack to the north end has fireplaces surviving with mantel shelves on each floor and an iron range with boiler. <1> See photos <2>.