NHER 26124 (Building record) - No 129 King Street

Former use unknown, now retail warehouse.
13th and 15th century remains built into late 19th century warehouse. South wall 13th century, random flint with Caen stone quoins. Partly rebuilt 15th century with knapped flint. Brick patching and blocked later windows. 18th/19th century round headed doorway with keystone to ground floor. East wall obscured by later addition, only survives ground floor. North wall rendered so no certain dating. 19th century work of no interest.
Information from (S1).

See site under NHER 75 for finds possibly from here rather than No 127

April 2000. Building Survey.
Survey of buildings and walls between King Street, Hobrough Lane, the River Wensum and Old Barge Yard.
A late 15th century cellar and vaulted chamber pre-date to early 16th century timber-framed buildings above. The late 15th century building may have been constructed as an inn. Much original work survives behind the internal cladding.
See report (S2) for further details. The results of this work are also summarised in (S3).
D. Gurney (NLA), 21 August 2000.