The Ketton Ox Public House

The Ketton Ox Public House is a late 17th century main building with a lower, two-storey south wing that incorporates No 2 Silver Street. No 98 has the appearance of the late 18th century, possibly with an older core. It features stucco with a hip-ended Welsh slate roof and a rebuilt chimney on the ridge. The building is two storeys high with two windows, which are later 19th century sash windows with stone cills. There is one pilaster on the left, indicating the remains of a more grand structure.

No 100 has a stuccoed front and a Welsh slate roof with deep eaves. It is three and a half storeys tall with five slightly irregular windows. The top half-storey features a row of blank, raised ovals. The front is accentuated by six giant pilasters, around which the second and third floor stringcourses are wrapped, and which have stepped capitals that fall short of the eaves. The roof has been raised. The windows include 18th and 19th century sashes and Yorkshire lights. There are also two four-panel doors with oblong fanlights, set in pilaster-and-entablature surrounds.