Mount Pleasant Hotel

The Mount Pleasant Hotel is an early 19th-century, two-storey house located on Milford Road. It features a slightly lower two-storey wing and is constructed with rough cast. The building has gable end slate roofs and boxed eaves on the main block. On the first floor, there are five flush framed sash windows, including those on the wing, which have later glazing bars. The ground floor of the main block has two windows: to the left, a recessed sash with intact glazing bars and pointed top panes, and to the right, a narrower two-light casement with a serpentine blind case. There is a central entrance with a modern glazed porch and a panelled door. The wing has one ground floor window similar to those on the first floor. On the south side, there is a canted hipped roof bay on the ground floor, featuring two-light diamond glazed casements on each side with pointed lights above and drip moulds, along with a later two-light casement in the centre. The house is set well back from the road in a spacious garden.