The Three Cocks Hotel

Colourwashed rubble stone with stone slate roofs. The building comprises a long NE-SW range of 5 bays, with a higher cross wing set forward at the NE end, and a lean-to added to the cross wing in the angle. Various C20 extensions to the rear, and a single storey addition at the SW end extending up to the stream. Entrance is a panelled door in the 3rd bay, raised over 4 steps, and secondary doors to the two S bays. Twelve-paned sashes to both ranges, but 2 timber casement windows over the main door and a large tripartite 12-pane sash to the S bays. Two gabled dormers, and a raised dormer window in wing. Three major stone stacks with diagonally set shafts at the gable end of the wing, and at the junction of the two ranges.

Main entrance has ovolo-quirk-ogee moulded oak doorcase. Main stone fireplace to right of door, altered. Box stair to rear of stack has simple C17 newels with square knob terminals, and straight splats. Blocked window to rear of main hall originally had ovolo moulded mullions, removed 1974. Stair to right to raised lounge, panelled in 1955, perhaps originally an assembly room. Sitting room below with 3 chamfered cross beams and gable stack with chamfered firebeam with bullnosed stops. Cross beams in main range have elongated ogee stops. The 3-bay cross wing behind main stack was originally timber framed on a stone ground floor. Jowled posts and a large central 'tree' post. Tie and collar trusses with raking struts, and 3 tiers of purlins.