39-47 Market Hill (formerly 37 Market Hill) (EHER 38435)

An 18th century public house, now a block of flats. It is built from painted brick with a 19th century public-house frontage. The building is two storeys with an attic and a cellar.

September 1971. Grade II listed. An 18th century public house, now a block of flats. It is built from painted brick in English bond and has a gambrel 'M-shaped' roof covered with plain tiles and a parapeted gable at each end. The building is two storeys with an attic and a cellar, and there is a two-storey black weatherboarded extension to the rear. There are also single storey 19th and 20th century rear extensions. The ground floor has a 19th century public-house front with a full-width hood/fascia on four pilasters with consoles at the ends. The central door has a rectangular fanlight and two big sash windows. <1> See photos <2> Note: This property is listed as No.37 Market Hill, and prior to that was listed as 'The Ship Public House', but has since been renumbered and is now Nos 39-47 Market Hill. The title of this record has been updated to reflect this. The building abuts No.49 Market Hill (EHER 38436) to the north and No.37 Market Hill (a modern building) to the south.