Description

LAVENHAM WATER STREET 1. 5377 (south side) No 58 TL 9149 50/684 23.1.58 II* GV 2. Formerly The White Horse Inn, said to have been built in 1425. A long timber-framed and plastered building with the timber-framing exposed on the front. Two storeys. The upper storey was originally jettied and was built out with timber-framing in the C17. Four window range of modern casements with glazing bars, inserted in the old window openings. There is a carved bressumer on the front. The ground storey has 2 former shop windows with glazing bars (probably C18 or early C19) also one tripartite double-hung sash window with glazing bars and narrow side lights. The doorway has an old 4 centred arch with carved spandrels. The interior has heavy exposed ceiling beams and joists, one room has good moulded joists and original open fireplaces.

Listing NGR: TL9169349110

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