Description

TL 4849 SAWSTON HIGH STREET
(West Side)
9/271
22.11.67 No. 90 (Queen's
Head Inn) (formerly
listed as No 104)
GV II*
Inn. Late C15, altered in C17 with C19 additions. Timber-framed and
plastered with some old plastered panels; painted brick plinth. Plain tiled
roof. Painted red brick stack to left hand and ridge stack to right of
centre. Two storeys, part wine cellars. Long curved range with continuous
jetty at two different levels with curved solid brackets, two closely set
perhaps indicating an original doorway. Four-panelled door to right hand
with one ground floor hung sash window with side lights, one originally fixed
light window with glazing bars and one horizontal sliding sash window. Two
first floor horizontal sliding sash windows and one casement window.
Interior: Exposed chamfered ceiling beams, crown post roof with octagonal
post with moulded cap and base on cambered tie beams. Queen's Head opened
c.1810.
R.C.H.M. Report 1951
V.C.H., Vol. VI, p249
Teversham. History of Sawston

Listing NGR: TL4863149178

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q17550746

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