The former Spotted House Public House

The former Spotted House Public House is an early 19th century building that consists of one and two storeys, with the difference in levels due to the slope of the ground. It is constructed from sandstone "brick" and features stone slate roofs. The single-storey section has a gable end facing the road, topped with a corniced stone chimney. The façade is formally divided into three bays, with two blind windows in arched recesses flanking a central shallow access that has a segmental pediment and thin pilasters, which likely indicates a former doorway. There is one bay return with bracketed eaves. The lower two-storey section has altered windows and includes a wing with three later 19th century sashes framed in ashlar.