Royal White Horse Hotel

The Royal White Horse Hotel, at Nos 2 and 4 Manor Square, dates to around 1850 and was originally constructed as a single building. It is a three-storey structure with a basement, built of squared coursed stone with a hipped slate roof, incorporating stone stacks and a modillion eaves cornice. The front features eight round-headed sash windows, each with moulded stone head linings, rusticated keystones, and stone cills. No. 2 has a stone portico, topped by a cast iron balcony adorned with lyre designs and two iron lampholders, supported by two square columns and a moulded cornice. No. 4 incorporates a shop front and doorcase with window head linings matching those of the upper windows. No. 6 features a round-headed stone carriage archway, above which is a three-light oriel, and a rusticated shop front with panelled risers. Nos 2 to 14 (even numbers) are grouped together.