Haworth Arms Public House

The Haworth Arms is a public house dating from 1925, designed by L Kitchen. The building is constructed of red brick with timber framing and ashlar dressings, featuring plain tile roofs and three ridge stacks with one, two, and three flues set diagonally, including a single gable stack. It has a chamfered plinth and is two storeys high with a three-by-eight window arrangement. Situated on a corner plot, the building includes a splayed corner. The windows are characterised by leaded glazing.

The prominent corner entrance bay features a projecting porch with a jettied first floor, coved eaves, and a lattice-framed gable with bargeboards. A canted oriel window on the first floor has a three-light cross casement, and beneath it, a pargeted panel inscribed "Haworth Arms." The ground floor doorway has a recessed entry, flanked by stone mullioned cross casements.

The return front to Cottingham Road has a first-floor balustraded gallery with wooden posts. A two-light mullioned casement is situated to the left, and a half-glazed door with sidelights to the right. Below these, two three-light stone mullioned casements are located. An additional projecting timber-framed gable with a jettied first floor and a canted wooden three-light oriel window is present. Below this, another canted three-light bay window is positioned.

The return front to Beverley Road mirrors the Cottingham Road elevation, boasting a gallery with a central half-glazed door and sidelights, flanked by single two-light casements. Below are a moulded recess with a hoodmould and an elliptical-arched door, flanked by three-light stone mullioned cross casements. A projecting jettied gable with bargeboards and a canted wooden three-light oriel window are found to the right, with a blocked doorway and a six-light window with wooden mullions below.

To the right, a lower two-storey range is present, featuring four windows. The first floor exhibits close stud detailing, while the ground floor contains a moulded segment-arched doorway with double doors and two six-light windows with wooden mullions.

The interior includes a panelled oval entrance lobby with revolving half-glazed doors. The main bar has panelled walls with close studding above and a shallow glazed dome with an enriched border. A short staircase leads to a low balcony with twist balusters. The panelled bar includes back bar fittings with a pediment and mirrors, and five brass lamps with twisted stems. Smaller adjoining bars feature cross beam ceilings, curved half-glazed screens, and doors.