Building record TQ 55 SW 377 - 84, High Street, Sevenoaks

no. 84 is a commercial building, originally built in the late 18th century (1790) but substantially renovated and rebuilt in 1902 when it was raised to four storeys and re-fronted in mock-Tudor style, half-timbered and stucco. On the ground floor the bronze metal shop front is in three panels with a single entrance door and side panel on right hand side with fanlights to match over. It has a low brick kerbing/stall riser and brick piers each side and a medium height dark fascia over. The first and second floors have a central projecting double-height canted bay window with four sashes to each window and decorative pargetted panel. The top floor is within a steeply gabled roof, jettied out with end-corbels, four-light casement window and carved bargeboards. The side walls are carried up as parapets, supported on corbels. There is a prominent projecting clock at first floor. (1)

<1> Sevenoaks District Council, Sevenoaks District Council Local List of Heritage Assets (Index). SKE53505.