The Five Arches Public House

Public house, street facades in painted stucco with raised parapet. Slate hipped roof with rendered ridge stack. Three-bay S front with 3 sash windows on first floor, spaced one to left, 2 to right. Left window is over ground floor pair of 12-pane sashes (late C20, replacing shop-window) and boarded cellar entry. To right, the blocked medieval four-centred arched doorway, and then an arched window in a square-headed doorframe. Late C20 glazing. Under the right pair of windows is a fascia and cornice between console brackets, over a 12-pane window and 2 doors with 6-pane overlight (replacing the C19 shopfront noted in 1977). Left end wall to Upper Frog Street has a small 12-pane sash to each floor left and blank opening between. To right, ground floor has similar C20 fascia and cornice over a pair of 12-pane sashes and a half-glazed door with 6-pane overlight. There was in 1977 a modern shop front here. Short stuccoed chimney on N end wall, to right of an altered C17 external chimneybreast, visible from churchyard. C20 flat-roofed additions to rear of main range.

Interior largely modernised, large stone fireplace with stone-voussoirs to arched head in east-facing party wall between the rear ranges.