NHER 30555 (Building record) - 9 and 11, White Hart Street

December 1993. Listed, Grade II.
9-11 White Hart Street.
House. 17th century. Re-roofed early 18th century, re-skinned to façade and altered mid 19th century. North part (No.11) entirely mid 19th century. Brick core with gault brick façade. Pantile and slate roofs. No.9 with central glazed door under semi-circular arch. 2/1 sash right and similar sashes in the ground-floor bay left. Two 6/6 first-floor sashes. Gabled pantile roof. No.11 with a late 19th century plate-glass shop front and side door. Canopy box above. 2 sashes to first floor without glazing bars. 17th century cross wing to rear of No.9: 2 storeys, altered details.
INTERIOR: ground-floor north room of No.9 with 17th century bridging beam with double roll-moulding. Early 20th century staircase and inserted first-floor partitions. Roof of front range has 2 tiers butt purlins and collars, rear wing roof renewed.
Information from (S1).
E. Rose (NLA) 30 March 1994.
Updated H. Hamilton (NLA), 12 August 2008.