NHER 16067 (Building record) - 22, 24, and 26 Knight Street, Little Walsingham

February 1979. Listed Grade II.
Listing Description:
C16/C17 row. Flint with brick dressings, No 26 on left has stone quoins. Nos 22 and 24 have stuccoed fronts; No 24 ground floor faced in C20 red brick. Steep pantile roof with coped gable end; 2 storeys. Five windows; 2-light casements with glazing bars, 1st floor probably C19, ground floor C20. No 22 has early C19 sashes with glazing bars and flush panelled and glazed door in moulded doorcase. No 24 and 26's doors C19/20 glazed and panelled. Brick chimney stacks off centre and at end and modern brick stack between. No 26 has modern brick wing at rear. Interior: No 24 has heavily moulded ceiling beam and exposed joists in ground floor room, also with moulded fireplace bressummer with carved initials.
Information from (S1). Also recorded in (S2).
Nos 22 and 24 were previously recorded under NHER 46687.
H. Hamilton (HES), 14 August 2017.

20 April 1980. 26 Knight Street.
Small flint and brick two storeyed house, apparently 18th century, but with recessed centre to its facade just as if it were a Wealden house clad in flint. Northwest quoins of reused stone. [1] states facade covers only a small proportion of the width of a larger house behind. From the interior, the reason for the recessed facade cannot be seen. There are carved beams and a 16th? century screen but latter is obviously reset as it crosses earlier mortise holes.
E. Rose (NAU), 26 March 1982.