What is recorded here

The public map records this plaque for Sunnymead. Its recorded inscription reads: Sunnymead. In 1403 William Kyngton built a stone house here which was known by his name for 200 years. Part of the present house dates back to the 1600s. John Howard opened a butcher’s shop here in 1730. The knot garden was laid out in the 1840s

Sunnymead, originally built by William Kyngton in 1403, has been a significant local landmark for over six centuries, reflecting changes in ownership and use from a private residence to commercial activities like John Howard's butcher’s shop in 1730.

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