RCHME survey of 60 North Hill. The 'House has an early 17th century back wing. The front block was rebuilt about the middle of the 18th century but incorporates an earlier staircase. Inside the building the early 18th century staircase is of the dog-legged type with square panelled newels, turned balusters and moulded strings. There is also some moulded panelling probably of the same date. The back wing has original ceiling beams resting on an octagonal post with a moulded capping. There are several old battened doors.' <1>

DOE survey of No 60 North Hill. Grade II*. Original building dates from 1650, the front block rebuilt mid C18. This is of red brick 2 storeys, parapet, heavy wood modillioned eaves cornice, 2 symmetrical 2 storied bay windows; the centre front breaks forward under a pediment and has an upper storey Venetian window with brick mouldings and thick section glazing bars, the central Tuscan door case is approached by a flight of steps with one handrail, and has an open pediment, arched entrance, fanlight and 6 panel door. The interior has an early C18 staircase and some contemporary panelling. The C17 rear wing has original ceiling beams. <2>