Town Hall Town Hall Hotel

The Town Hall and Town Hall Hotel, built in 1756, is a single building made of rubble with a stucco front featuring rusticated quoins and a band between the storeys. It has a moulded eaves cornice and a stone slate roof. On either side of the central porch, there is a range of three windows, each with stone surrounds and keystones. The Town Hall includes a rusticated archway with a keystone and a plain small storage door. A large five-sided 19th-century stone porch serves as the entrance to the Town Hall. The hotel entrance is marked by engaged Tuscan columns with a plain entablature, and there are three square public house windows on the ground floor. The east face of the hotel features a large central first-floor window in Venetian style with Gothic glazing bars. Inside, there is a simple double staircase, and the rooms are plain but typical of their period. All the listed buildings in Market Place (South Side) form a group.