NHER 46398 (Building record) - 8, White Hart Street

8 White Hart Street has its origins in the 16th century, but the building that is now visible dates to the early 19th century when it was converted to a shop and house. It is built from flint and some clunch, with brick dressings and a 19th century gault brick façade. To the right of the façade is an early 19th century bowed shop front with seven panes in five tiers. The two storey building has a black-glazed pantile roof and two early 18th century first floor sash windows at the rear. The building is now a shop and offices.