What is recorded here

End-of-terrace two-bay four-storey premises, c. 1745, originally gabled-fronted, with a three bay side elevation. Steeply pitched slate roof, hipped above facade, parapet to front elevation. Public house to ground floor, ground floor remodelled, c. 1975. Later two storey extension to east gable, incorporating its own entrance. Painted render finish with later timber cornice, shop sign and pilasters. Window openings are square headed having two over two timber sliding sash windows with plain painted surrounds and cills. Door openings to the front and side elevations are square headed with a plain overlight.

As with other buildings in the vicinity, the original roofline of this end of terrace building has been altered. Being part of such a consistent modification contributes to this building significance as part of the overall development, scale and character of this streetscape, which has been a primary thoroughfare since the Medieval period.

This does not grant access. Most recorded buildings are privately owned; view them only from public ground unless the owner allows entry.