The Masham Hotel

The Masham Hotel is a public house located on Linthorpe Road in Middlesbrough. It dates from the mid-19th century, with a ground-floor frontage designed by Kitching and Lee in 1913-1914. The building features dormer windows that were added in 1892. The exterior is roughcast, designed to resemble masonry, with vermiculate quoins and wedge lintels. The ground floor has a polychrome faience frontage. The roof is made of Welsh slate and has a renewed brick stack.

The hotel occupies a corner site and is two storeys tall with two windows. The entrance is located on the left side. The façade includes square panels with wreaths beneath timber mullioned-and-transomed windows, which are set in moulded surrounds. The lower panes have richly-etched glass, while the upper panes feature coloured leaded lights. There is a frieze and cornice with enriched consoles flanking the bays.

On the ground floor, there is a similar window in the chamfered left corner, which is topped with a quadrant hood that displays mosaic lettering reading "MASHAM HOTEL" in a panel, along with a scrolled projecting cornice with a festoon. The first floor has a right canted bay window supported by brackets, with sash windows. A scrolled iron bracket holds a late 20th-century hanging sign between the bays. The eaves cornice is bracketed, and the roof is hipped at the corner.

A gabled roof dormer features paired renewed windows and altered bargeboards. The left return has a similar two-window arrangement and three bays on the ground floor. The right side has panelled double doors with an overlight and sidelights, all set in a moulded surround. There is a late 19th-century rear extension, but it is not considered to be of special interest.