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Attached three-bay three-storey public house, built 1907, with gabled central bay, limestone pubfront to ground floor, and gabled rear elevation with two-storey abutment. Amalgamated with No. 31 to west. Pitched re-slated roof perpendicular to street, having terracotta ridge tiles and red brick parapet with moulded limestone coping, raised central pediment and projecting end piers; moulded brick eaves cornice. Concealed rainwater goods. Flemish bond red brick walling, bays to upper floors separated by projecting piers. Segmental-headed window openings with convex reveals, projecting limestone keyed heads, continuous moulded brick sill course to second floor; projecting brick pediment and entablature over top floor middle window on terracotta consoles. Square-headed side-hung bipartite timber casement windows. pubfront comprises fluted pilasters on pedestals, foliate capitals, hand-painted fascia with dentillated cornice, and recent fabric awning. Varnished timber segmental-headed display windows with timber panelled aprons over limestone moulded plinth, oval timber-framed leaded stained-glass overlights, recent double-leaf timber-panelled door with plain sidelights, timber-sheeted and panelled porch with timber panelled and glazed double-leaf door with recent brass furniture. Rear of plot at Verschoyle Place occupied by modified mews building, now part of public house.
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