Listed Building record TR 36 SW 163 - OLD OAK COTTAGE RESTAURANT

The following text is from the original listed building designation:
MINSTER HIGH STREET TR 3064-3164 (East Side) 5/27 Old Oak Cottage Restaurant GV II House, now house and restaurant. C16 and late C17 and restored mid C20. Timber framed and clad with beaded weather boarding and applied timber with plaster infill on front elevation, and weather boarding to left return. Plain tiled roof. L-shaped plan, the present entrance front of 2 framed bays probably originally a return wing. Two storeys on plinth with bresummer fascia and moulded cornice to roof hipped to left (with return wing). Hipped dormer and stacks to rear left and right in front of ridge. Two 3 light-leaded mullioned casements with central single light on first floor and two 3 light mullioned casements on ground floor, that to left with sidelights. Half-glazed central door in moulded surround with enriched cornice and console brackets supporting segmental pediment enriched with strapwork and central cartouche with lion head. Interior: clasped purlin roof, leaded mullioned lights with some coloured glass. Full frame visible. The supposed hauntings at the house investigated by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle (and the B.B.C.)!
Listing NGR: TR3106464630

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