The Hean Inn

A building in a simple Victorian Tudor style, three storeys and an attic, the latter concealed behind a deep parapet with a later overall flat roof. Rendered and painted stonework. Corbelled parapets to the main walls, now capped with a later roof. Shallow string courses at 1st and 2nd floor levels.

Three-window elevations to W, S and E. The main elevation faces S. A full height central porch rises to above the general roof and terminates in blind machicolations. There is a single storey porch at E and a two storey extension at W. The main windows have two deep thin timber mullions and a transom, deeply chamfered, and a Tudor label mould. The front opening and the side windows of the porch have two-centred pointed openings and label moulds.