The Globe Hotel

The Globe Hotel is a building from the 18th and 19th centuries located on the west side of Andover High Street. It features a three-storey street facade with a slate roof adorned with brick dentils and a coupled eaves fascia. The exterior is made of red brick laid in Flemish bond, with rubbed flat arches and stone cills. The first floor on the set-back south side has an opening within a recess. The windows are sash style, and on the wider north side, there is a three-sash bay window with a segmental form, cornice, frieze, pilasters topped with curved brackets, and a plaster apron.

The plain arched doorway includes a radiating fanlight and a five-panelled door set on stone steps. To the south side, there is a carriageway arch that leads to a deep yard, which contains additional buildings of three storeys, two storeys with an attic, and two storeys, featuring tiled roofs, painted brick walls, sash windows, and a hay-loft door above a stable door in the last section.

At the rear of the hotel, there is a large upper assembly room with a yard-facing elevation that includes a pediment topped with a ball finial, a Venetian window between pilasters, and a first-floor band linked to a keystone above an oval carriage arch. This block also has a small two-storeyed wing on the east side of its south side, which features an arched doorway with a fanlight. There are some later minor extensions to the building.