Red Post Inn

The Red Post Inn is an inn dated 1851, constructed of ashlar and rubble with slate roofs. It has two storeys and an attic, featuring five windows with round-headed four-pane sashes set in flat architraves that include impost blocks. The building has two projecting wings with quoins and tripartite windows above, along with canted bays below. Between the wings, there is a deeply recessed first floor, and the ground floor recess is filled by a lobby behind a parapet that has a semi-circular pediment displaying the date. Windows flank a small square porch that has a cornice and parapet. There are continuous cill bands below the first floor and attic, and corbelled eaves are punctuated by round-headed dormers topped with ball finials. Each return features a full-height expressed stack with quoins and a corbelled cornice, along with three margin-glazed sashes in flat architraves on corbels above the cill band. There are also small attic windows tucked below the eaves. To the right, there is a single-storey flat roof extension. The rear of the building, made of rubble, has two large sashes in flat architraves.