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Monument details
| HER Number: | TR 15 NE 460 |
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| Type of record: | Listed Building |
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| Name: | BROAD STREET HOUSE |
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Summary
Grade II listed building. Main construction periods 1700 to 1799 42A 43 and 44 Broad Street
| Grid Reference: | TR 1530 5801 |
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| Map Sheet: | TR15NE |
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| Parish: | CANTERBURY, CANTERBURY, KENT |
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Monument Types
- HOUSE (Post Medieval to Modern - 1700 AD to 2050 AD)
| Protected Status: | Listed Building (II) 1085144: BROAD STREET HOUSE |
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Full description
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Description from record TR 15 NE 177:
Nos 42A, 43 and 44 (Broad Street House) Broad Street [TR 15305801 sited from OS 1/1250 1971]. Grade II. An 18th century range. (1) 18th century facades to earlier timber-framed buildings. (2) Probably 16th century. (3) Internal refurbishment of No 43 Broad Street, the central part of a building extending from 42A to 44, led to inspection of internal timberwork. The facade was originally timber, later rebuilt in brick, probably at the time of its first partitioning. Architechtrual detail similar to that in the roof was previously observed in late 16th century buildings. (4)
The Canterbury UAD mentions that this inn, The Malt Shovel was located on the corner of Old Ruttington Lane, previously known as SHEPHERD'S WAKE. Directory records name the innkeeper in 1838 as William Cullen Irons. He was still there in 1846-1862. One of several inns in Broad Street, this inn does not appear to have had a very long existance. Now a private house. (5)
The following text is from the original listed building designation:
1. 944 BROAD STREET (North East side)
No 42A Nos 43 and 44 (Broad Street House) TR 1558 SW 3/54 3.5.67.
II GV
2. An C18 range. 2 storeys and attics painted brick. Steeply pitched roofs with 2 dormers. Bracket eaves cornice and stringcourse. 8 windows in all, those on the ground floor have cambered head linings. Glazing bars missing from No 43. Doorcases have fluted frames and cornices over. The rear elevation has a hipped roof and gables. No 44 has some C18 panelling.
Nos 33 to 44 (consec) and No 46 form a group.
Listing NGR: TR1530658011(6)
<1> DOE (HHR) City of Canterbury Kent Sept (OS Card Reference). SKE39976.
<2> Hist Builds Survey Cant City Council/RCHME 57021 10 of 21 (OS Card Reference). SKE43835.
<3> RHL 11.8.89 (OS Card Reference). SKE49246.
<4> CAT Ann Rep 8 1983-4 49 CAT file 62 (OS Card Reference). SKE38702.
<5> Wilmot, E., 1992, Eighty Lost Inns of Canterbury (Monograph). SKE29747.
<6> English Heritage, List of Buildings of Special Architectural or Historic Interest (Map). SKE16160.
Sources and further reading
| Cross-ref.
| Source description | | <1> | OS Card Reference: DOE (HHR) City of Canterbury Kent Sept. |
| <2> | OS Card Reference: Hist Builds Survey Cant City Council/RCHME 57021 10 of 21. |
| <3> | OS Card Reference: RHL 11.8.89. |
| <4> | OS Card Reference: CAT Ann Rep 8 1983-4 49 CAT file 62. |
| <5> | Monograph: Wilmot, E.. 1992. Eighty Lost Inns of Canterbury. |
| <6>XY | Map: English Heritage. List of Buildings of Special Architectural or Historic Interest. [Mapped feature: #23239 Listed building, ] |
