Farmers Arms Inn With Buildings Attached Including Number 101

The Farmers Arms Inn, along with attached buildings including Number 101, is a public house that dates from the mid-18th century, with later additions from the late 18th century. It is constructed of handmade brick painted white, featuring a slate roof, and includes handmade brick with stone slate roofs. The Farmers Arms has a double-depth, two-bay layout, standing two storeys high and almost symmetrical, with gable chimneys and a two-course band. The entrance is a board door slightly offset to the right of the center, flanked by two square sashed windows on each floor. All openings have gauged brick heads, with the ground floor windows being segmental-headed. A painted sign on brackets is located in the center of the first floor.

To the right of the inn, there is a short two-storey continuation at a lower level, which has a blocked doorway at the junction and one window on each floor, similar to the others. The interior of the Farmers Arms features a four-room plan that has been altered, with a partition on the right-hand side removed and one fielded panel door remaining.

To the left of the inn, the stable and cottages consist of three elements built at different times, all of which have been altered but not recently. The stable adjoins the Farmers Arms and is one bay wide, two storeys tall, with a door at the junction with the inn and a former loading door to the loft that has been altered into a six-pane sliding sash window. The adjoining canted part is also one bay and slightly lower, featuring a wide segmental head to a former wagon door, with a 20-pane sash window below and another above. The gable of Number 101 to the left has a panelled door to the right and one 20-pane sash window in the center of each floor, with the upper window slightly altered. The left return wall of this part has a blocked former door near the front corner, a damaged modern porch left of center, and two four-pane sashes above. This section was noted as derelict at the time of survey in 1985.