RCHME survey of 60 Head Street. The house 'is of two storeys with attics, timber-framed and plastered and with an 18th century front; the roofs are tiled. The cellar is probably medieval but the upper part of the house appears to date from the end of the 17th century. It is of half H-shaped plan with the wings extending towards the E. The back has a coved eaves-cornice of plaster returned round the wings. Inside the building the cellar has rubble walls and heavy hollow-chamfered ceiling beams with carved braces; the main room (now cut up) is of five bays and there is a small projecting room on the W. The staircase to the cellar has some reused 17th century panelling. The upper part of the house contains much bolection-moulded panelling of c1690 and one room on the ground floor has a fireplace with a marble architrave of the same date. Condition-Good'.<1>