St Breock Cottage (EHER 38462)

A 16th century or earlier timber framed and rendered house, now partially a surgery. It has a short timber parapet over a hipped plain tile roof which it shares with Nos 15 and 17 Silver Street (EHER 38463 and EHER 38464). The building is two storeys and the frontage projects out from the frontage of No. 15 (EHER 38463). The building is noted to be a former jettied cross-wing, partly visible from No.11 (EHER 38461).

September 1971. Grade II listed. A 16th century or earlier timber framed and rendered house, now partially a surgery. It has a short timber parapet over a hipped plain tile roof which it shares with Nos 15 and 17 Silver Street (EHER 38463 and EHER 38464). It abuts No.11 (EHER 38461) to the south. The building is two storeys and the frontage projects out from the frontage of No.15 (EHER 38463), which is mirrored by No.17 (EHER 38464). The doorcase is to the right of the front, and has narrow pilasters and a moulded hood, approached by one stone step with a boot scraper. The rear has a two-storey projecting part with rendered walls and a hipped plain tile roof. The interior was not inspected but the building is noted to be a former jettied cross-wing, partly visible from No.11 (EHER 38461). <1> See photos <2>.