The Hean Inn

The Hean Inn is a building designed in a simple Victorian Tudor style, featuring three storeys and an attic that is hidden behind a deep parapet topped with a later flat roof. The exterior is finished with rendered and painted stonework, and the main walls have corbelled parapets, which are also capped with the later roof. There are shallow string courses at the first and second floor levels.

The building has three-window elevations on the west, south, and east sides, with the main elevation facing south. A full-height central porch extends above the general roof and ends in blind machicolations. There is a single-storey porch on the east side and a two-storey extension on the west side. The main windows feature two deep, thin timber mullions and a transom, which are deeply chamfered, along with a Tudor label mould. The front opening and the side windows of the porch have two-centred pointed openings and label moulds.