107 High Street (EHER 38358)

An early 19th century part timber framed house, now offices, with a rendered brick front and plain tile roof. The front range is continuous with No.105 High Street (EHER 38357). The building is two storeys and has two rear extensions.

September 1971. Grade II listed. An early 19th century part timber framed house, now offices, with a rendered brick front and plain tile roof. The front range is continuous with No.105 High Street (EHER 38357). The building is two storeys and has two rear extensions. It has a 20th century boxed fascia with perspex letters over the ground floor with combined entrance door and early 19th century shop front with a flat hood on console brackets. The door has thin pilasters and broader pilasters flanking a plate-glass shop window, and approached by two stone steps with wrought-iron handrail and boot scraper. <1> See photos <2>. Th building abuts No.105 High Street (EHER 38357) to the north-west and the Rose and Crown public house (EHER 38359) to the south-east.