The Victoria

The Victoria is an inn built around 1800. It features a roughcast exterior with dressed quoins and a double Roman tile roof, along with brick end stacks that rise through coped verges. The building has a rectangular shape and a symmetrical facade, standing two stories high with four bays. It includes 2-light mullioned windows set in plain stone architraves, although the mullions on the ground floor have been removed and replaced with mid-20th century casements. The central door opening is slightly stepped forward and is flanked by full-height pilasters. It has a chamfered architrave and a curved moulded stone hood, leading to double half-glazed doors. A plain stone band runs at the head level of the ground floor windows, with a plain eaves band and a moulded eaves cornice above.