The Hare Public House

The Hare Public House is a 17th-century building that has been significantly extended. It features a long range with a raised two-bay structure near the center. The exterior has modern plastering, with roofs that are ridged, gabled, and covered in peg tiles, along with two red brick chimney stacks on the ridges. Part of the front retains a moulded plaster band at the first floor level. There are three doors and seven modern windows on the ground floor. The first storey has four original bays that are timber framed, containing four pairs of leaded casement windows. Inside, the central part of the building reveals the visible timber frame from the 17th century.