63-67, WEST ALLINGTON

This is an early 18th-century building of stucco construction located on the south side of West Allington. It has a pitched slate roof and a red brick stack. The building comprises two storeys and features three ranges of sash windows with glazing bars and hoodmoulds. There are three doors, each with a blind, semi-circular fanlight and a hoodmould; the door at No. 67 is a six-panelled design. The building is flanked by colour-washed brick walls that ramp to either end, incorporating stone piers with pyramidal caps. It forms a group with numbers 43 to 57 (odd), The Plymouth Inn, and numbers 61 to 71 (odd).