Baskerville Arms Hotel

The Baskerville Arms Hotel is a late Georgian public house built in the early to mid 19th century. It features a hipped slate roof with deep boarded eaves and a brick chimney stack on the right side. The front facade is rendered and has a symmetrical arrangement of three windows, with end pilaster strips and small-pane sash windows—12 panes on the first floor and tripartite windows on the ground floor. There are steps leading up to a central porch supported by fluted columns. The side elevations are made of whitewashed rubble, and there are modern extensions at the rear that are not in keeping with the original character, which connect to a former coach-house with a hipped roof.