Description

EASTRY THE CROSS
TR 3054
(east side)
12/124 The Five Bells
11.10.63
GV II

Public house. Circa 1700, altered early C19. Painted brick, in 'Minster' bond
on ground floor, with plain tiled roof. Two storeys and attic on plinth with
plat band. Roof hipped to right and half hipped to left with 2 hipped
dormers and stacks to end left, centre left and end right. Five glazing bar
sashes on first floor and 3 on ground floor with 2 tripartite glazing bar
sashes either side of central double doorcases with pilaster surrounds and
cornice, only the left with a glazed door, the other blocked. Basket arched
heads to earlier blocked openings. The end right window bay is a later
addition, with a small outshot. Interior; fine eariy C18 staircase with
turned balusters on open string with dogleg and half landing plan.

Listing NGR: TR3096754684

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26648209

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