The Green Man Public House And Hotel

The Green Man Public House and Hotel is a 17th-century, two-storey building featuring a break in ridge height and a rear access arch located near the center. The right side of the archway has rendered walls, while the left side showcases exposed timber framing. The windows include sashes in exposed boxes, a Venetian sash above the archway, and two bay windows of different patterns, all with small panes. There is a simple doorway and a ridged peg-tiled roof with eaves. To the east of the archway, the building displays a mix of exposed timber framing from the 17th and 18th centuries. The windows here are a combination of sashes and casements, including one semi-hexagonal small-paned bay window on the right at the first storey.