21–22 High Street, Coventry

21 and 22 High Street in Coventry are notable for their historic cellars, which are among the oldest surviving structures in the city, dating back to the 15th century. The cellar of No 22 is a Grade I listed building, while No 21 is Grade II listed, highlighting their architectural and historical significance. Constructed from sandstone, these cellars feature impressive octagonal columns and ribbed vaulting, with No 21 measuring approximately 17 x 20 feet and No 22 at 56 x 27 feet. The cellars are divided into two aisles with four bays each, showcasing the craftsmanship of the era. As protected sites, they offer a glimpse into Coventry's rich history and are part of a larger collection of similar structures in the area.