Corporation Arms Public House

Asymmetrical 3-window building of 2-and-a-half storeys, including a projecting hipped-roofed bay to R. The upper storeys are stuccoed and lined under a shallow slate roof; clustered brick ridge stack to centre, brick end stack to L. The ground floor has a late C19 projecting public house front with flat roof. Classical-style detail including moulded eaves cornice and plat band; the upper storey windows have moulded architraves with keystones and aprons, those to 1st floor under segmental hoodmoulds with hornless 12-pane sashes; that to centre is converted to a doorway with C20 half-glazed wooden door. Attic has half-dormers with coped segmental heads between pinnacles with orb finials; windows have architraves with stepped heads containing 3-over-6-pane sashes. Scrolled ironwork bracket for attachment of sign, to R-hand bay. Ground floor projection is timber-framed under a flat roof, with window bands; rendered plinth. Central doorway, blind arch immediately to its L, and further entrance to far L, all between fluted pilasters with scrolled capitals, which support a fascia and dentilled cornice. Central entrance has panelled door with plain overlight under a segmental head, with narrow sidelights; to its L, round-arched wooden panel bearing a tablet. To far L, inset doorway, possibly leading to a through-passage, with double boarded doors with small-pane overlight. The windows have narrow moulded mullions and transoms, with quarry glazing and Art Nouveau-style stained glass. To L of central doorway, 2 x 2-light windows divided by a colonette. To R of entrance, 3 similar windows divided by colonettes, the L and central windows boarded over beneath the transom.

Interior not seen.