Description

TQ 35SW BLETCHINGLEY C.P. HIGH STREET (south side)

2/36 The White Hart Inn
11/6/58 including former stable
to rear
(formerly listed as White
Hart Hotel, with stables
and signpost)

GV II*

Inn. C16 with refronting of c1800 and C19 extensions to rear. Timber framed on
rendered plinth with whitewashed render cladding; plain tiled roof hipped to left,
partly obscured by parapet, with front stack to left of centre and ridge stack to
right end. L shaped with projecting cross wing to left end. 2 storeys, rusticated
angle quoins to left, 2 glazing bar sash windows to first floor left, 4 casements
to first floor right under Tudor style hood moulds. Half glazed panelled door to
left in re-entrant angle of wing, further half glazed doors to centre and right.
Stable wing to rear left: early C19 weatherboard above whitewashed brick below,
hipped plain tiled roof. 2 storeys with 4 glazing bar sash windows across the
first floor. Flat open passage to ground floor right; stable style door to right.

Listing NGR: TQ3273350752

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q17548309

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