Wynnstay Arms Hotel

Main elevation facing High Street is two storeys with attics and cellar, a three window range with E gable stack. Advanced two storey wing to W with axial and S gable stack has five window return elevation to Watergate Street. Main range also has gabled wing to rear (S) into former yard. Main range is lined-out render over brick. Western range facing Watergate Street is brickwork laid in Flemish bond, whitened, slate roof coverings throughout. Window openings generally narrow and under square heads with painted cills. Boarded up with no evidence for window detail except for dormer windows which are four-pane sashes. Gable facing Broad Street: a two-storey canted bay window has been added. The W side of this range has five windows under segmental brick arches. Doors where visible are modern. In the angle between the two principle ranges is a small quadrant shaped structure, two storey high with a flat roof. It has one blocked window opening. On the E wall of the gable range is a motif of the Cycling Tourist Club date c1920, a line of iron brackets, and a blocked opening with an arched head.

Not accessible, boarded up and in poor condition at the time of inspection. The building is said to contain a late C17 staircase.