Burns Tavern

Burns Tavern, located at No 35 and No 37 King Street, is an early 19th-century building constructed from ashlar with a hipped stone slate roof and three storeys. It features stone brackets supporting the gutter and a continuous sill band at the first floor. The corner of the building at Cross Church Street is carved, and there are five ranges of sash windows with plain raised surrounds facing King Street, along with one range on the corner and two on Cross Church Street. No 35 boasts a well-preserved late 19th-century public house front, which includes a moulded ashlar base, five plate glass windows with three-centred heads and leaf spandrels, two doors with ornate moulded panelling and fanlights, and a fascia supported by console-shaped scrolls. In contrast, No 37 has a mid-20th-century shopfront.