Ye Olde Mailcoach public house

Ye Olde Mailcoach public house is a 2½-storey building with two windows, featuring stylised Jacobean design elements. The exterior is finished in whitened roughcast with imitation timber-framing painted black, topped by a slate roof and a roughcast chimney on the right side. The timber framing includes diamond panels on the first floor and arched braces in the attic.

The main entrance is centrally located and recessed, featuring half-glazed panel doors beneath a coloured-glass overlight. To the right of the entrance is a three-light window, while to the left is a two-light window; both have rounded angles, are mullioned, and feature bracketed heads above the transoms, with mostly coloured frosted glass in the upper sections. On the left side, there is a recessed panelled door with an overlight leading to the domestic accommodation on the upper floors.

On the first floor, there are rounded oriel windows, which have replacement plate glass but still retain top-hung leaded and coloured glass casements above the transoms. The attic features cross windows in the gables, adorned with barge boards and pendant finials, and includes leaded and coloured glass over the transoms.