The Three Daws Public House

The Three Daws Public House is likely the oldest licensed establishment in the town. The building features a central section that is three storeys high, dating from the 18th century, flanked by two early 19th-century extensions that are two storeys tall. It has six windows facing Town Quay, three windows facing East Street, and two windows overlooking the river. The central portion is covered in stucco, while the end sections are clad in weatherboarding. The roof is tiled, with a mansard design for the central section. The glazing bars are intact above the ground floor, which features a 19th-century bar front with pilasters and risers. The East Street side has been refaced in brown brick during the 19th century, complete with a stuccoed cornice and parapet, two dormers, and a slate roof. The building forms a group with the Town Pier and Nos 2 to 5 (consecutive) at Town Pier.