Building record TQ 55 SW 394 - 125, High Street, Sevenoaks

A handsome building, built around 1928, on two storeys as a three-window facade in Mock-Tudor style in red brick on stone plinth with prominent timber-framed projecting gable section on High Street frontage. On the ground floor, at centre, are three full height timber-framed display windows on raised stone kerbs. To the left , a single stone window with rectangular leaded lights in stained oak frames with sandstone heads, quoins and cills. The left hand corner with Brewery Lane is splayed with corbelled brickwork. To the right, a heavy stained oak entrance door with moulded sandstone surround and segmented arch with pronounced keystone and voussoirs. At first floor, the central gable section has stucco between timber-framing with four-light stained oak oriel window with octagonal lights and small connecting diamond panes on moulded bracket boarding. Either side are two-light windows with stone surrounds. Above is a prominent projecting stucco timber-framed gable on stained oak brackets against a pinched clay tile roof with hipped ends and gablets to north and south. (1)

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