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Corner-sited attached four-bay two-storey public house over concealed cellar, built 1871, with three-bay elevation to east, four-bay elevation to west and wrap-around pubfront to ground floor. Now also in use as barbershop. Three-bay two-storey extension to south-east corner. M-profile pitched roof, hipped to north end with rendered and brick chimneystacks, rendered parapet with moulded cornice, rendered eaves course. Some cast-iron rainwater goods. Red brick, laid in Flemish bond, to walls having render pilasters and fascia, nail-head mouldings and foliate panels to capitals. Moulded render plinth course. Square-headed window openings with raised rendered reveals and granite sills and replacement windows. Traditional pubfront comprising pilasters and colonnettes supporting cornice having paired corbels and trefoils, square-headed display windows on rendered risers, square-headed door openings with masonry doorcases comprising colonnettes and foliate capitals. Plain overlights and double-leaf glazed timber doors. Carved stone plaque to threshold. Metal cellar doors set in granite flags to footpath. Traditional-style timber pub interior, reconstructed c. 1992.
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