Cann Office Hotel

A 2½ or 3 storey hotel facing south toward a garden area, but mainly approached from the east side. The hotel is of stone and brick, painted cream, with a part hipped and part gabled slate roof. Roof ridges in tile, hips in metal flashing. Tall, slender red-brick chimney stacks.

At (south) front the building is a three-window rendered brick symmetrical range of 2½ storeys with three through-eaves dormers. The roof is hipped at both ends. The windows have all been replaced in timber in the C20: mullions and transoms, casements, small panes. Doors at centre and at right, with rectangular overlights. To the left of this range is the flank of a single storey west extension with end chimney.

The (east) entrance side facing the carpark is quasi symmetrical, the fenestration a little offset to the right. The left side of the elevation is in brick, the right side in stone. Roof hipped at left only. Two two-light windows at second storey, two three-light windows at first. At ground storey is a doorway with canopy carried on stone piers, panelled door, rectangular overlight, two-light window to left and three-light window to right. The windows do not quite align vertically. Lateral chimney to left, name ''Cann Office Hotel'' centrally.

The north elevation faces the road, and comprises a three-storey gable to left and a two storey gable to right, with single storey annexes to the right (kitchen extending forward, gabled; dining room at right with hipped roof). Small central gabled porch and door; modern replaced windows. Hanging inn-sign at left.

The entrance corridor from the main door runs through the building east to west, with rooms off including the small servery or tap-room at left. Coloured tile paving.