RCHME survey of 53 & 54 W. Stockwell Street. 'Two tenements and shop, was built in the 15th century with cross wings at the N and S ends. The N cross wing was rebuilt in the 17th century. The upper storey projects at the E ends of the cross wings on curved brackets. Inside the building are original cambered tie-beams and wall posts' <1>

The DOE survey of lists No's 53 to 55 West Stockwell Street together. Grade II. C15 origin with cross wings north and south. The north cross wing was rebuilt in the C17, the south wing altered in C18-C19 and the gable removed. Two storeys, the roofs tiled. The upper storey projects on the east front of the wings on shaped brackets (No 53) and curved brackets (No's 54, 55) Small oriel shop window with glazing bars on the ground floor each wing. <2>