NHER 26292 (Building record) - 21 to 27 Elm Hill

Large 17th century or earlier building that forms one side of a triangular plain boarded by Elm Hill and Waggon and Horses Lane.
It is now three storeys high, and timber framed above ground floor level on the front and at the side facing Elm Hill.
The rear wall is probably constructed of flint rubble.
The block has been altered internally many times resulting in present division into four properties.
Information from (S1).
R. Smith.

1980. Norwich Survey.
Large 17th century or earlier building with present appearance of the early 19th century. Originally two storeyed timber framed without cellars.
See (S2).
T.E. Miller (NLA), 10 March 2004.