Hogan

Detached multiple-bay two-storey building incorporating house and public house, built c.1870, comprising three separate blocks. Central three-bay block, with lower three-bay block attached to south and with projecting gable-fronted block to north with three-bay ground and two-bay first floors. Hipped slate roofs to end blocks with pitched slate roof to central block. Decorative timber eaves boards to north block. Rendered chimneystacks. Rendered walls with stucco quoins to north and central blocks. Segmental-arch window openings to all but ground floors of north and south blocks. Timber sliding sash windows, one-over-one pane to main block and two-over-two pane to ground floor of southernmost addition, with stone sills. Front elevation of north block has two double round-headed fixed timber windows with central mullion, window guards and stucco lettering, with cornice above and timber panelled double-leaf door having plain overlight. Stucco block-and-start round-headed surround to doorway of central block having timber panelled door with fanlight. Timber panelled door to south block. Public house recently extended throughout ground floor and alterations made to outbuilding to rear.

Originally two separate buildings, the existing blocks were joined by the construction of the central block in the early twentieth century. Although recently altered internally, all existing exterior features have been retained including slate roofs, panelled doors, sash windows, lettering to pub-front and other decorative details. The existence of three different building styles in one complex, and the retention of the early grocery and bar internally, lends a unique character to this building.