11 Silver Street (EHER 38461)

An early 19th century timber framed and rendered house which may have been converted from a former cross-wing with jetty for No.13. It has been combined with No. 9 (EHER 38460) to form a single dwelling and is now a private residence, though it is not clear when this was done.

September 1971. Grade I Ilisted. A 19th century and earlier timber framed and rendered house. It has a low-pitched front roof slope covered in Welsh slate and a steeper rear slope covered with plain tiles. The roof is continuous with Nos 7 and 9 (EHER 38458 and EHER 38460), and there is a chimney stack on the party wall with No.13. The building is two storeys and has an 18th century single storey extension with attic to the rear. The doorcase has a flat hood on consoles and a moulded architrave. Internally, the NW flank wall has timber framing from No.13 (EHER 38462) exposed in the front rooms, indicating it was a former cross-wing, with close-stud work and remnants of jetty. <1> See photos <2>. Note: No.11 has been combined with No. 9 (EHER 38460) to form a single dwelling and is now a private residence. It is not clear when this was done but the paintwork of the frontage adds to this interpretation.