Description

SP8967NW
11/149
23/09/50

WELLINGBOROUGH
SHEEP STREET
(West side)
No.29 and 30 (Tudor Restaurant)
(Formerly listed as No.29 and 30)

GV
II

Two houses, now restaurant. Reputedly of medieval origin but mainly late C16,
restored early C20. Squared coursed ironstone and timber frame with thatch roof.
L-shape plan with central carriage arch. 2 storeys. Main front of 3-window
range. No.29 has part-glazed door with flight of steps and canted bay window
with stone base, to left. No.30 has a ribbed door with 2-light wooden casement
to left. Oversailing first floor is timber framed, now plastered. Central
first-floor window has arch headed centre light and is flanked by 2-light
casements; all with leaded lights. Central gable flanked by 2 smaller gables.
Rear wing is similar, all of stone. Interior: No.29 has a small open fireplace
with a bressumer and chamfered ceiling beams. Some original roof timbers may
remain.
(History of Wellingborough: J. and M. Palmer; Buildings of England:
Northamptonshire, p.456).

Listing NGR: SP8927267702

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26292467

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