Kinmel Arms P.H.

The Kinmel Arms Public House is a two-storey building with an attic and a three-window main front that is rendered. To the left, there is a Victorian three-storey, three-window roughcast front that projects forward. The building features steep slate roofs with end brick chimney stacks. The main front has pitched roof dormers with cills positioned below the eaves level, 16-pane sash windows below, and a tripartite Gothick shop window to the right, which includes pilasters and a cornice.

There is a central flat roof with a parapet, blind side windows, and panels flanking recessed double doors with arched heads. The advanced range has horned sash windows, and there is a segmental coaching entrance at the right end leading to the rear. A blocked doorway beside the shop front has a double panel door. The left end, which overlooks the parish churchyard, has pointed window openings with sash glazing and two windows finished in pebbledash.

The main block includes a contemporary cross range at the right rear with a blank gable end, and a parallel range to the left that features a lateral chimney breast, which has been altered at the ground floor. Inside the main range, a substantial amount of original detail is preserved, including a dog-leg staircase with a moulded handrail and boarded doors.