28 Bridge Street, The Manor House, The White Horse Hotel, St Ives

History of Old White Horse Hotel, St Ives

Listed Building

Late C16, much modernised. 2 storeys with attics, timber-framed and plastered, tile roof. Street front with carriageway in middle of ground floor. Ground floor modern cement rustications, 1st floor imitation half timber work and rouch cast.

Watercolor painting of a woman in a bonnet and apron walking in a courtyard before a building draped in purple wisteria.

Old White Horse St Ives by David Woodlock date unknown

A street scene in 1914 showing a half-timbered building on the left, a colonnaded storefront on the right, and pedestrians.

Bridge Street, St Ives, 1914

Building dates

Built 1560–1599

Source for this date

Built 1560–1599: Listed building: Late C16 (grade II*)

Projects

St Ives

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