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Corner-sited two-bay four-storey former house, built c. 1725, having lower two-storey return of c. 1880 with single-storey extension to rear along Duke Lane. Likely built as pair (Nos. 8-9) with neighbour to west. Now in use as public house. M-profile slate roof, hipped to east end and pitched to west, having plain parapet with copings, masonry to front and copper-clad to east, rendered chimneystacks to party wall with No. 8, and concealed gutters. Ruled-and-lined rendered walling to upper floors; extension has painted rendered walling with quoins. Square-headed window openings with six-over-six pane timber sliding sash windows with horns and painted masonry sills; two-over-two pane windows to rear; enlarged replacement casements to side extension. Victorian wraparound pubfrontage, with plain three-light display window and door, panelled pilasters topped by foliate scrolled console brackets and supporting painted timber fascia with affixed lettering, and panelled stall-riser with central roundel. Similar detailing to east elevation with two door openings; fascia signage on corbel brackets and four-panel timber door to side extension. Interior has carved timber joinery.
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