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Latitude: 51.7313 / 51°43'52"N
Longitude: 0.6761 / 0°40'34"E
OS Eastings: 584902
OS Northings: 207013
OS Grid: TL849070
Mapcode National: GBR QM4.HR4
Mapcode Global: VHJK5.NRT4
Plus Code: 9F32PMJG+GF
Entry Name: White Horse Inn
Listing Date: 24 September 1971
Grade: II
Source: Historic England
Source ID: 1256944
English Heritage Legacy ID: 464408
Also known as: The White Horse, Maldon
White Horse
ID on this website: 101256944
MALDON
TL8407SE HIGH STREET
574-1/6/68 (South side)
24/09/71 Nos.26 AND 28
White Horse Inn (No.26)
GV II
Public house, shop and flats. Late C16 and early C19. Painted
brick front range and timber-framed and rendered rear blocks;
front range has hipped Welsh slate roof with large Gault-brick
stack on party wall between Nos 26 & 28, and rear range with
gabled plain tile roofs.
EXTERIOR: 3 storeys with cellar; 3-window range. Plain
parapet; 2nd floor has 3 unequally spaced sash windows,
recessed and with gauged brick flat arches. That to No.28 has
one central vertical glazing bar and windows of No.26 have
small panes and margin glazing. 1st floor has canted
flat-roofed canted oriels with sash windows. That to No.28 has
central vertical glazing bar and windows of No.26 are 16-paned
and corners of bays have reeded pilasters. Ground floor of
No.26 has continuous fascia with flat cornice hood carried on
3 Grecian panelled pilasters. Canted bay window with 16-pane
sash and panelled below as cellar access. Carriageway through
to rear yard with pair of boarded doors. Ground floor of No.28
has C19 shop window with fascia and consoles, with early C20
hardwood shop front of plate glass with cant-sided recess to
door.
Rear elevation of the White Horse is rendered with dogtooth
eaves course, also over 2-storey contemporary rear range.
Above the carriageway, sash windows on each floor with 12
square panes each. The 2-storey rear block has a 12-paned sash
window on each floor and mixture of C19 and C20 small windows.
To the rear of this is a long rendered timber-framed range
with plain tile roof with one bay of narrower span roof at S
end. The eaves have a considerable overhang and this is
supported on 2 straight raking braces and a later hanging
knee. A C20 slate-roofed single-storey lean-to conceals part
of this flank. One C19 casement window with central horizontal
glazing bar on 1st floor and C20 doors and windows on ground
floor. This timber-frame range is truncated at north end and
now consists of 2 full bays and a smaller bay at south end.
INTERIOR: rear timber-framed range has central open truss with
arch braces to the tie beam and north wall forming a
partition. Spine beams and bridging joists of floor are
chamfered with lambs-tongue stops.
The eaves overhang is a curious feature which may relate to
the Wealden house type or may have sheltered a gallery.
Listing NGR: TL8490907011
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