The following text is from the original listed building designation:
COURT STREET 1. ll03 (East Side)
Omnibus Enquiry Office TR 0161 SE 3/224 II GV
2. Early C19. Single storey building with entrance and 2 windows in North front; 3 window bays in West front. Slate gabled roof. Painted brick; raised band at impost level. In North front, parapet with pediment; elliptical heads to doorway and to windows [windows have been [altered]]. 3 narrow round-headed openings on West side comprising 2 modern windows and 1 door; 2 round-headed openings [1 blocked] on East side facing Middle Row. Early C19 iron work forming a quadrant in South-west corner, similar quadrant in South-east corner, partly demolished. Built on the site of the White House which was visited by Queen Elizabeth I in 1571.
Nos 39, 39A and 40 Omnibus Enquiry Office, Nos 41 to 48 (consec) and Nos 8 and 10 Market Place form a group.
Listing NGR: TR0161661446

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