6. Soham Conservation Area - East Cambridgeshire District Council

9.2.8 The tighter building line is restored at the bend in Hall Street by the tall
single storey thatched building, within the premises of the funeral
directors, and by the Grade II Listed Nos.19 and 21 Hall Street, which
sit on the southern stretch of Hall Street, after the bend.
9.2.9 The eastern side of this southern stretch of Hall Street is mostly lined
by 20 th century bungalows, but the western side is of more interest and
is terminated by Croft House and its large grounds which contain
several flint built outbuildings of interest, one of which lines Hall Street.
9.2.10 A number of Soham’s formerly numerous inns are found on Hall Street;
the most recent to be lost was the Grade II Listed Bushel and Strike
Public House, now in residential use. Nos.21 and 38 were formerly the
Black Horse and The Yew Tree respectively, and the modern No.37
stands on the site of The King’s Head Public House. No.41 Hall Street
was once The Globe Public House and is also the only building fronting
Hall Street to sit gable end on.
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