Dog And Pheasant Public House

The Dog and Pheasant public house is an 18th-century cottage, now serving as “The Cottage Bar” within a larger, modern building that extends to the west. The original cottage has two bays and features a red brick front wall constructed in a Flemish bond, topped by a dentilled eaves cornice of three courses. The roof is ridged and gabled, covered in thatch, with two gabled dormers topped with peg tiles. The ground floor has a planked door on the right side, set beneath a straight, stuccoed arch which frames a pair of three-pane sash windows. To the left are two pairs of horned sash windows. A lean-to extension runs along the rear, with black weatherboards cladding the rear and right end walls. A single red brick chimney stack rises from the rear slope of the roof.