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Attached four-bay three-storey public house, built c.1880, having shopfront to front (west) elevation. M-profile pitched slate roof with carved limestone coping, red brick chimneystacks and red brick parapet having carved limestone coping to front. Red brick walls laid in Flemish bond with red brick buttresses surmounted by carved limestone gargoyles. Cut limestone platbands. Paired square-headed window openings with stepped chamfered reveals, brick voussoirs, red brick and limestone arch rings and carved limestone panels. Continuous carved limestone sill courses. Replacement uPVC windows. Shopfront comprising carved limestone piers having foliate capitals and gabled consoles, carved limestone cornice over timber-framed glazed fascia. Square-headed openings to shopfront comprising timber framed paired window openings with segmental-headed coloured glass overlights, timber risers over limestone plinth course, and double-leaf timber panelled doors to either end. having coloured glass overlights. Tiled floor to lobby, with “T, LYSTER” in terrazzo. Some original granite paving to front surrounding steel door to basement area.
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