Stonebridge Park Public House

The Stonebridge Park Public House is a mid 19th century building that features a fine symmetrical design. It is two storeys tall with an additional storey in the flanking gabled wings and is eight bays wide, constructed of yellow stock brick. The building has bracketed eaves supporting slate roofs. The flanking wings include splayed ground floor bays, while the first floor has tri-partite windows topped with segmental pediments and paired second floor windows with arched heads. The central section of the ground floor has a projecting canted bay, which is flanked by twin porches featuring Doric columns in antis. Above the projecting bay and porches, there is a continuous range of six arched-head windows with a cast-iron canopied loggia. The ground floor public house front has been somewhat altered.