Description

1. NEW STREET
5355 (South Side)

No 58 (Tudor Cottage),
Nos 60 to 74 (even) and
No 76 (Anne Boleyn Cottage)
SU 7582 1/88 25.1.51. [Formerly listed as
Tudor Cottage
Anne Boleyn Cottage
Charles I Cottage
Elizabethan Cottage
Wolsey's Cottage
James I Cottage
No 70 (Haddon Cottage)
No 72 (St Joan's Cottage)
Henry VIII Cottage]
II GV

2.
C15 C16 and C17 range (with later alterations) stretching back form street
along an alleyway reached by Tudor arched entrance between the 2 C15 cottages
on the street. Nos 60-74 (even) represent the late building up of the
burgage plot of No 58. The whole group forms a very interesting mediaeval
remnant. Street facade timber framed with brick and plaster infilling.
Old tiled roof. 2 storeys 2 windows those of 1st floor leaded casements,
ground floor has 2 small projecting bay windows, probably C18. 2 doors.
Tudor arch over entrance passage to rear. Nos 60-74 (even) at the rear,
appear to be small freeholds of 2 storeys with, originally 1 room on each
floor.

No 2 also forms part of a group Nos 2 to 76 (even) and Nos 1 to 33 (odd)
and the walls associated with Nos 32 to 40 (even)

Listing NGR: SU7619982786

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26513922

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