The Queen Hotel and Nos 1 to 5 Sunny Bar, Market Place

The Queen Hotel and Nos 1 to 5 Sunny Bar form a late 18th and early 19th century house and a terrace of five houses, now operating as a public house, shop, and flats. The late 18th century house is constructed of brown brick, while the early 19th century terrace uses red-brown brick, with gauged brick and stone dressings and slate roofs.

The three-storey, three-bay late 18th century house faces the Market Place. It has a plinth to the ground floor. The central entrance has a double-leaf flush panelled door contained within a C20 pilastered surround, with a large C20 casement to the left and a casement in the original opening to the right. To the far left, a six-panelled door sits below a blocked overlight, also within a simple pilastered surround. A plain C20 fascia covers the top. An ashlar sill band runs along the first floor. There are three plate-glass sashes on both the first and second floors, with the second-floor windows smaller and featuring projecting sills. Original window openings have flat brick arches and keystones. Paired 19th century timber gutter brackets are situated at the eaves. Brick end stacks are present.

The attached bay of the early 19th century terrace has three taller storeys and a rounded corner to the far right, featuring a curved pilastered doorcase, a C20 door, and a blocked overlight. A central ground-floor window is set within C20 brickwork. The fascia board is present at the top. The first floor has a tripartite plate-glass sash window, and the second floor has a similar, smaller window, both below cambered brick arches and with projecting stone sills. The corner of the roof is hipped.

The return elevation to Sunny Bar has later brick blocking to the ground floor of bay one. Bay two has a large C20 window in a pilastered surround with a bracketed cornice. Bay three features an original semi-circular headed doorcase with a double-leaf raised and fielded panelled door, a plain fanlight, a moulded architrave, and a pediment resting on long, reeded consoles with fan-like pendents. Bay four includes an ornate late 19th century doorcase, incorporating a moulded panelled door, panelled jambs, a traceried fanlight, a moulded archivolt on elaborate consoles, and large consoles supporting dosserets and a moulded cornice. Bay five has a late 19th century shop front with curved windows flanking a recessed central door. The first floor of the terrace has plate-glass sashes to bays one, two, three, and five, and a similar tripartite sash to bay four. Above are five plate-glass sashes. All windows have projecting stone sills and cambered brick heads.