Description

NORTHALLERTON HIGH STREET SE 3694-3794 (east side) 6/18 No 89 (The Fleece Inn) (formerly listed as No 89 9.12.69 (Fleece Hotel)) GV II House, now inn. Probably C15, with later alterations. Medieval sandstone, timber framing, pantile roofs. 2 storeys plus lofts, gabled range to left with gabled cross wing projecting forward to right, rear wing to left. To left, 2-storey square bay window with C19 casement windows and plain tile pent roof. Central part-glazed door below plain tile pent-roofed porch. To right wing, 2-storey square bay window with 5-light double-chamfered mullion window below segmental relieving arch on ground floor, 3-light double-chamfered mullion window on first floor, hipped plain tile roof; left return has ground floor 2-light mullion window with stanchion. Both front gables are timber framed, each has a 3-light wooden mullion window with old leaded cames with quarry panes. To right of projecting bay on right wing, small porch across angle has ground-floor 2-light chamfered mullion window and first-floor 2-light old chamfered mullion window. Stack at right end. Interior: salt box at back of fire wall in ground floor room to right; post on padstone in left bar; rear wing of post-and-beam construction, with stop-chamfered first-floor beams.

Listing NGR: SE3688894032

External Links

• The Fleece Inn at Wikipedia
• Wikidata Q26443516

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