The Hawk and Buckle Hotel, including railed forecourt walls to L

Storeyed inn building of rubble and brick with timber-framed origins; slate roof with rubble lateral (rear) and brick end chimney (R). Asymmetrical 4-bay stuccoed facade with 3-bay, 3-storey main section and additional 2-storey, flush adjoining bay to the R (No 51); this with projecting quoins. The entrance is in the right-hand bay of the main section and has a moulded wooden surround and recessed panelled doors, the upper lights glazed; this gives onto a through-passage. Plain Victorian sash glazing to the windows, those to the upper floor squatter and squeezed under the eaves. Decorative iron hanging inn sign to the first floor.

Advanced slightly in front of the left-hand section of the building, is a low rubble forecourt wall of squared limestone blocks, with sandstone copings and plain spear-headed railings.

The right-hand bay has a modern advanced bay to the ground floor with incorporated entrance to the L. Victorian wooden canted bay to the first floor with moulded eaves and plain sash glazing.

The interior was not available for inspection.