Lygon Arms Hotel

The Lygon Arms Hotel is a building dating from the 18th century or early 19th century. It features distinctive lunette windows on the upper floor. The hotel is three storeys tall and constructed of ashlar stone, topped with a cornice and parapet. The front has three windows, with the outer ones being tripartite and featuring stone flat mullions. The glazing bar sashes have thin cornices, and the original design likely included full architraves, which can be seen in the lunettes and centre windows. The outer second floor windows are large lunettes. In the centre of the building, there is a wide, three-centred carriage arch supported by piers, with ledged doors. At the rear, there are two elliptical archways leading to the carriageway and rear corridor, along with long extensions that are one and a half to two storeys high. Inside, there is a small, blocked Tudor-arch fireplace located at the ground floor rear.