NHER 26047 (Building record) - 10 to 12 The Close

February 1954. Listed, Grade II*.
Listing Description:
House and office. 18th century with 16th century spine wall.
Red brick and pantile roof. Three houses each of three storeys and three bays.The centre house is recessed. Central panelled doors. Wide surrounds with narrow panels on outside with consoles and flat hoods. Semi-circular fanlights. Sash windows throughout with rubbed brick flat arches. Two string courses between ground and first floors with balustrading between central window. Modillion cornice. The spine wall inside number 12 has a blocked 16th century window visible from the present cellar stairs. At first floor a large 16th century window with evidence for transom and lozenge mullions.
Information from (S1).

[1] states that he believes the spine well may be part of a house built out of the ruins of St Mary in the Marsh (NHER 585).
E.Rose (NLA), 10 November 1999.

March 2009.
Proposed internal alterations to insert a new doorway off the rear hall.
See photographs and plans in file
H. White (NLA), 5 Masy 2009.