NHER 26217 (Building record) - 17 Tombland (formerly Louis Marchesi public house and Take 5 Café Bar and Gallery)

February 1976. Listed, Grade II*.
Formerly Waggon and Horses Public House. 15th century undercroft.
Late 15th century two storeyed street range with 16th century rear addition. 18th century alterations and additions. Rendered masonry ground floor. Pseudo timber framing covering late 15th century timber frame. Plain tiles on street range and pantiles on rear range. Corner site. L-shape plan. Two storey. Three bay street range with central door. 19th century timber framing on first floor. The rear ground floor room has a fine early 16th century moulded timber ceiling which does not extend the full width of the room. The first floor of the street range has the remains of the 15th century timber frame with expanded head wall posts, arch braces and cambered ties. 19th century roof.
See (S1) for further information.

The undercroft is two bays, each with a single order, diagonal ribs plus side chambers in the north and west walls. Positioned away from and at right angles to the street line. (S2).
R. Smith, 1990.

1980. Norwich Survey.
Remains of a two storey 15th century street range with 15th century undercroft.
Two storey back block of 16th century.
See (S3), which includes (S4).
T.E. Miller (NLA), 2004.