Golden Lion

The Golden Lion is a late 19th-century inn. It is constructed with rendered walls, stone dressings, and a slate roof. The building is seven bays wide and two storeys high. On the left-hand side is a former entrance, featuring a moulded surround and a decorative lintel with the date 1671 and the initials G/TT and ET. This entrance is now blocked, but it originally led to a lobby with an inglenook to the right. The inglenook has a basket arch constructed of 17 voussoirs, dated 1671, on either side of the keystone. To the left of the lobby entrance is a round-headed arch with a keystone. The remainder of the interior is from the 19th century, and includes a king post roof. The building is listed for its significance due to the presence of the original door and inglenook.