The Lamb Inn

The Lamb Inn is a two-storey inn built with painted stucco and a slate roof, featuring a rendered stack on the left end. It has a moulded cornice and a parapet. The first floor boasts two large oriel windows, similar to those on No 13, which have plate glass sashes and moulded cornices adorned with small modillions.

The ground floor is entirely timber-cased and includes a pair of large arched sash windows on either side of an arched door leading into the inn, as well as another arched door to the right. The front of the inn is decorated with six timber fluted pilasters and timber spandrels above the arches, with a cornice that breaks forward around the base of the oriels. There are blocks in the frieze above the pilasters. The inn's main door features double two-panel doors and a timber roundel in a blank tympanum, while the door to the right has lost its timber casing and likely had a seventh pilaster. This door has a four-panel design with an arched overlight. The ground floor has been modernised.