Description

SP 32 SE WING HIGH STREET

6/99 No. 26 (The Cock Hotel)
(formerly listed as The Cock Inn)
18.10.66
II

Hotel. 3 C16-C17 bays to right, remainder late C18 and early C19, altered.
C16-C17 part has timber frame with herringbone brick infill exposed to rear,
and whitewashed roughcast and render to front, part of ground floor and
right end rebuilt in brick. Old tile roof, brick chimneys to right and
between left bays. 2 storeys, 3 bays, the left bay gabled and projecting
with lean-to to right. Irregular wooden casements, mostly 3-light, those
to ground floor with minimal board hoods on brackets. Board door between
right bays. 2 later blocks to left are both of whitewashed roughcast
over brick each with old tile roof and central brick chomney. 2 storeys,
early C20 barred wooden casements. Central block has moulded eaves and is
double fronted with 4-light windows flanking central 2-light and door. Large
inn sign with painted cock to right of centre. Block to left is slightly
set back and has 2 bays of irregular casements. Interior has been much
altered but retains stop chamfered spine beams and joists in older section.

RCHM II p.336 Mon. 11.

Listing NGR: SP8819222658

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26409652

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