What is recorded here

Three-storey building public house with attic , built 1918, in Arts and Crafts style having a re-entrant corner with two-storey polygonal turret detail over; in use as public house with residential accommodation over. Slate hipped roof with flat top, flat roofed dormers, domical vaulted roof to turret. Side elevation having a crowstepped rendered chimney stack on the roofline, and a separate entrance to the upper floors. Small paned timber casement windows to the first and second floors, with a side hung casement dormer window in the attic of each elevation.

Distinctive and unusual public house on a prominent corner site. Apart from features such as its corner entrance, and crowstepped chimney stack, its vicinity to the old City Walls adds to the building's significance.

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