The following text is from the original listed building designation:
THE MARKEY PLACE 1. 1103 (East Side)
No 10 [Tudor House] TR 0161 SE 3/8 29.7.50. II GV
2. The date 1570 has been painted on the front. Timber-framed building with plastered front which has been painted grey and white in imitation of timbering. 4 storeys. 2 large and 4 small windows. Each floor is jettied on a bressumer and brackets. 2 gables with carved bargeboards and pendants. Beneath the gables contemporary bay windows on the 1st and 2nd floors, those on the 2nd floor supported on carved brackets. All have small square leaded panes and old green glass, though a good many of the panes have been broken, and have been replaced. On each side of the bays on both flanks are 2 small windows of 2 lights each in flush moulded architrave surround with diamond leaded panes and old green glass. Modern shop front with 1 early C19 doorway with rectangular fanlight. Panelling and stone fireplace inside.
All the listed buildings in the Market Place from a group. Also Nos 8 and l0 form a group with Nos 39, 39A and 40, Omnibus Enquiry Office and Nos 41 to 48 (consec) Court Street.
Listing NGR: TR0159661368

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