Description

SW 98 SE ST ENDELLION MIDDLE STREET, (east side),
Port Isaac
9/91 No 1 (Harbour Cafe)
6.6.69
GV II
2 cottages now cafe. Possibly C18, remodelled in mid to late C20. Rendered and
painted stone rubble, with painted slatehanging above ground floor on front. Cement-
washed slate roof with gable ends with further parallel range to rear with asbestos
slate roof with gable ends.
Plan altered. Probably originally two 2-room cottages remodelled to form double
depth range with internal partitions removed.
2 storeys asymmetrical 5-window front to Fore Street with probably C19 12-pane and
24-pane sashes to left of centre and C20 partly glazed door to right. First floor
with 5 C20 2-light casements with glazing bars. Illustrations of the 1920s confirm
that this elevation has been largely remodelled.
Interior with light chamfered and stopped ceiling beams to front range and heavier
roughly-cut and possibly reused ceiling beams to rear.
Important elevations to Fore Street and Middle Street opposite the Platt.

Listing NGR: SW9965980753

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26408823

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