The George — South Great George's Street

Corner-sited two-bay five-storey commercial premises, built c. 1820, with arcaded timber pubfront to ground floor. Hipped roof, with buff brick chimneystack and red clay pots located to south party wall, concealed behind painted rendered parapet to front and red brick parapet to side (north) and rear elevations, with masonry coping. Concealed gutters with hopper and downpipe breaking through to rear. Painted rendered walling, with rendered quoining to northeast corner, and centrally located pattress plates. Red brick walling, laid in Flemish bond, to rear and side elevations, ground floor of latter having painted rendered rusticated walling. Square-headed window openings, diminishing to upper floors, with masonry sills, those to rear having brick voussoirs and cast-iron grilles fixed to reveals. Timber sliding sash windows, three-over-three pane to top floor and one-over-one pane elsewhere, openings to first floor front having metal balconettes. Round-headed blind openings to ground floor of side elevation, paired to west end, having moulded architraves and masonry sills. pubfront has tripartite round-arch openings and timber panelled pilasters on masonry-clad plinths rising to imposts supporting moulded architraves with keystones, and having moulded cornice continuing to side elevation. Leaded stained-glass top-lights surmounting frosted glass display windows over polychrome-tiled stall-risers. Entrance door in north end bay, with double-leaf timber panelled door and single tiled step to street. Plainly detailed square-headed door opening to west end of side elevation, with double-leaf timber panelled door and having single step to street.