The Miners Arms Public House

ASHOVER MILLTOWN SK36SE 1264-0/8/77 The Miners Arms Public House 03/10/91 II Public Blouse, formerly farmhouse. Mid C17, extensively remodelled mid C18, with extensions to rear, and further extended C20. Regularly coursed squared gritstone, with ashlar gritstone dressings with quoins, clone gable stacks with crested chimney pots, and a concrete tiled roof with plain gables. "L" plan house, with ansillary extensions to west and east ends. South elevation: 2 storeys, 3 bays with a centrally placed doorway having a massive lintel and surround, with bonded stones to the heads and bases of the jambs. C20 planked door. Flanking the doorway are stacked 2-light flush-mullioned windows with C20 metal side-hung casements with leaded lights. Ground-floor window frames have top-hung pivot lights. Above the doorway a first floor single-light window with flush surround and C20 metal side-hung casement. East end casement with 2-light C17 chamfered mullioned window to ground floor. Rear range of coursed rubble grits tone generally of poorer quality than that of principal range, with quoins and flush surrounds to altered windows. INTERIOR: considerably altered, but retaining C18 fireplace to west gable at ground floor level, with jowelled jambs and massive lintel. C18 spine beam ;and joists exposed, the spine beam chamfered and stopped. Ground-floor room to east side with exposed spine beam and mortices for now-removed joists with diminished tenons. Recess in north rear wall with moulded architrave surround, formerly a niche or blocked doorway.

Listing NGR: SK3547461724