From Historic England's National Heritage List for England: " This list entry was subject to a Minor Amendment on 26/04/2016 TR 0420 NW 1/29 No 1 CORONATION SQUARE (Formerly listed as Coronation Square (North-East Side) No. 1) II This is a timber-framed building which was built in 1429 is the Old Court Hall of Lydd. It has been refaced and largely rebuilt in the C18 and since. The ground floor was formerly used as a shop and was converted to domestic use in 2013. 2 storeys. Ground floor faced with cement, above weatherboarded. Tiled roof in 2 sections. 4 windows. The north-east half of the building has casement windows, the south-west half sash windows with glazing bars intact. Inside upstairs is a plaster coat of arms. The original roof exists with a tie-beam and crown post. Listing NGR: TR0427820870." PREVIOUS LISTING: CORONATION SQUARE 1. 1355 (North-East Side) No 1 TR 0420 NW 1/29 II 2. Including No 1 New Street. This is a timber-framed building which was built in 1429 is the Old Court Hall of Lydd. It has been refaced and largely rebuilt in the C18 and since. And is now a shop with house attached. 2 storeys. Ground floor faced with cement, above weatherboarded. Tiled roof in 2 sections. 4 windows. The north-east half of the building has casement windows, the south-west half sash windows with glazing bars intact. Inside upstairs is a plaster coat of arms. The original roof exists with a tie-beam and king-post, though the latter is hidden by the ceiling. Listing NGR: TR0427820870