Bowling Green House is a complex house built in various stages between the seventeenth and nineteenth centuries. The earliest part faces Church Bank and is a timber-framed sixteenth to seventeenth century building which has been refaced in brick and was perhaps originally two cottages. To this a brick-faced range was added at the north-eastern corner and a stone range on the south-eastern side, facing Lions Bank. A confectioners shop was added in the nineteenth century. The building has distinctive local style windows.
Source: Welton, A, and Welton, J. 2003. The Story of Montgomery: Logaston Press: 147-151
Source, Cadw Listed Building description, Record Number 7954.
David Thomas, RCAHMW, 26 October 2007.