Listed Building record TQ 94 NE 214 - SHERBORNE HOUSE

Description from record TQ 94 NE 29:
(TQ95274939) Sherborne House (1) No 27 and no 29 Sherborne House. 15th c timber-framed and close-studded building with plaster infilling on a stuccoed base. The first floor oversailing on the protruding ends of the floor joists and brackets. Tiled roof, hipped at the south end. (Listed Grade II*) [Full archaeological description] (2) Additional Info.

Excavation in garden revealed paths only (4)

Formerly TQ 94 NE 50

Details of cellar. (5)

The following text is from the original listed building designation:
TQ 9549 CHARING HIGH STREET (west side) No 27 and No 29 (Sherborne House) 22/39 (formerly listed as Sherborne and Shop premises adjoining Sherborne) GV 17.9.52 II
and the entry shall be amended to read:-
TQ 9549 CHARING HIGH STREET (west side) Nos 27 and 29 Sherborne House GV 17.9.52 II*
House and shops. Mid C16 purpose built shop with accommodation refenestrated in early C19. Timber framed with continuous jetty to High street, close-studded with plaster infill on plinth. End walls and ground floor of rear elevation red brick. Tiled roof, gabled to right, hipped to left with off central brick chimneystack. 2 storeys, 5 windows. 1st floor windows are C19 mainly triple casements with leaded lights, but 4 original blocked window openings survive. Ground floor has 2 early C19 5-light canted bays on the ground floor and to the left late C18 or early C19 3-light canted bay shop window with original sliding sash, projecting on wooden piers with wide tile hung canopy over. To the south of this are 2 wide unglazed windows with 4 centred heads with sunken spandrels and have rebates and hooks remaining for hanging heavy shutters, original C16 shopfronts. The tops have wooden trellised grilles. To south is half glazed door with 2 panels to base and to north 6-panelled door. North end has been truncated and covered in Jacobean brickwork with 4-light blocked mullioned window to 1st floor. South end has late C18 brickwork. Rear elevation has exposed framing to 1st floor, including curved brace. C18 l-storey brick addition with 2 hips to roof. Interior has moulded spine beam to south ground floor room, fireplaces and exposed frame with crown post roof. [See RCHM report file no 40516]
1. 5272 CHARING HIGH STREET (west side) No 27 and No 29 (Sherborne House) (formerly listed as Sherborne and Shop premises adjoining Sherborne) TQ 9549 22/39 17.9.52 II GV 2. C15 timber-framed and close-studded building with plaster infilling on a stuccoed base. The first floor oversailing on the protruding ends of the floor joists and brackets. Tiled roof, hipped at the south end. Four casement windows with small square leaded panes. Two 3-light canted bays on the ground floor and C18 shop window projecting on struts, with a wide tile-hung canopy over and a trellised grille to the south of this. Some original window openings remain. On the left-hand side is a triple arched opening with spandrels. Right side elevation has blocked mullion windows. The interior has chamfered beams.
Listing NGR: TQ9526849388 (6)

Historic England archive material: NMR06 NMR Measured Drawings This material has not yet been fully catalogued. As a result copyright and date information may be incomplete or inaccurate.
RCH01/048/01/140 Labelled sheet of sketch plans of Sherborne House, Charing, showing the ground- and first-floors

<1> OS 1: 2500 (OS Card Reference). SKE48135.

<2> DOE (HHR) District of Ashford, 10 October 1980, upgraded 8.3.93 (49) (OS Card Reference). SKE40465.

<3> RCHME, 1993, Sherbourne House Charing, Historic Building Report (Unpublished document). SKE6816.

<4> Maidstone Area Archaeological Group, 1996, Report on Archaeological Excavations at Sherbourne House, 27-29 High Street, Charing (Unpublished document). SKE7118.

<5> Pearson, S, 1997, Cellar Survey of Charing (Unpublished document). SKE16524.

<6> English Heritage, List of Buildings of Special Architectural or Historic Interest (Map). SKE16160.