105 High Street (EHER 38356)

An early 19th century timber framed shop and flat, with a stuccoed brick front and gabled plain tile roofs. The roof is continuous with No.107 (EHER 38358) and has a plain parapet. The building is two storeys with an attic and a cellar. There is a full-height segmental bow window to either side of the central door, which has a projecting surround.

September 1971. Grade II listed. An early 19th century timber framed shop and flat, with a stuccoed brick front and gabled plain tile roofs. The roof is continuous with No.107 (EHER 38358) and has a plain parapet. The building is two storeys with an attic and a cellar. There is a full-height segmental bow window to either side of the central door, which has a projecting surround. Internally, the front range has a symmetrical plan with a central entrance corridor leading to an arch-headed opening (now blocked) on console brackets. There are hardwood spine beams and some original early 19th century stud work exposed on the ground floor. Several rooms have marble fireplaces. The back door has fragments of a late medieval carved doorhead, reused as part of the arch above. There is also some poor quality timber framing exposed in the rear rooms. <1> See photos <2>. The building abuts No. 103 High Street (EHER 38355) to the north-west and No.107 High Street (EHER 38358) to the south-east.