NHER 26257 (Building record) - 2-4 St Andrew's Hill

No.4 is a 17th century, two-storeyed building with flint rubble walls that was heightened by the addition of three gable dormers. Gable end chimney stacks with stack-side stairs at the northern end.
R. Smith.

See press cutting (S1) in file.
E.Rose (NLA).

July 1993.
Preservation Trust work on Nos 2-4 (see 864) has revealed older brick surrounds to windows altered in 19th century.
No.6, now structurally part of building, has on rear elevation some blocked windows predating existing ones; some knapped and squared flints, reset, and several reused pieces of medieval ashlar, one with elaborate mouldings. The top storey is later, of red brick with a long weaving window.
Adjacent to No.6 is a medieval timber door and openwork grille, reset on alley from another location.
E. Rose (NLA) 8 July 1993.

1981. Norwich Survey.
No. 4. Two storey brick block of early 17th century.
See (S2).
T.E. Miller (NLA) 13 September 2004.