The Endeavour Public House

The Endeavour Public House is an 18th-century building that was originally constructed as a house divided into two tenements and is now a licensed establishment. The structure is made of brick, which is heavily painted. It features a two-storey range with four windows on the first floor, arranged with irregular spacing. On the ground floor, there are two plain front doors and three windows, including one modern bow window. The windows are sash-hung, with pairs of eight panes. The roof has eaves, is hipped, and is covered with peg tiles. There are red brick chimney stacks, one located off-centre along the length of the building and another at the west end. The overall plan of the building is rectangular, and there are two rear additions that were added at a later date.