Offered For Sale by Private Contract, September 1835.
Described as nearly new, having been constructed within the past six years. In the occupation of Edward Turner and the adjoining Brewery being occupied by John Showell Withers.

Lot No. 13 in sale of Trunch Brewery Wednesday 25th August 1847 - Freehold.

In court at Holt on Tuesday 24th May 1859, William Tuck claimed payment of £31 18s 7d from Messrs Thomas Benjamin Frost and James Norton, formerly carrying on business as farmers, maltsters, &c.
Mr. Norton had left the country so it was for Mr. Frost to defend the case.
The sum claimed was for beer, refreshments and horse hire, provided to their servants, a service that had been provided over four years.
After much discussion and the lapse of considerable time, to the surprise of everyone in court, His Honour found a verdict for the defendant(s).

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On Monday 14th September 1863, All the Household Furniture, Horses, Omnibus and Harness, the property of Mr. William Tuck was to be sold by Auction under a Bill of Sale and Distress for Rent.

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Offered To Let 17th March 1900 with Immediate Possession, owing to the death of the tenant.
Apply Morgan's Stores, Holt.

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Morgans sales 1960 were Barrels of beer 108, Spirits 46.(gallons)

House converted to apartments, but still proudly displays the sign showing its previous function.