88 High Street (EHER 38351)

A 15th century or earlier timber framed and rendered building, now shop, with plain tile roofs. The south-east part (with the lower eaves) was originally a timber framed structure, with No.90 (EHER 38353), and possibly originally formed a 15th century or earlier open hall. The north-west part is formerly half of a small timber-framed cross-wing which the other half now forms part of No.86 (EHER 38350).

September 1971. Grade II listed. A 15th century or earlier timber framed and rendered building, now shop, with plain tile roofs. The building is two storeys. Part of the building has higher eaves to the north-west, which are continuous with the eaves of No.86 (EHER 38350). The ground floor has a 19th century shop front with tall fascia and recessed entrance. The passage entrance to the north-west has an early 19th century moulded flat canopy on console brackets. The south-east part (with the lower eaves) was originally a timber framed structure, with No.90 (EHER 38353), and possibly originally formed a 15th century or earlier open hall. The north-west part is formerly half of a small timber-framed cross-wing which the other half now forms part of No.86 (EHER 38350). <1> See photos <2>.