The Black Ox

House, former inn, 3 window bays, 3 storeys, pebble-dash with slate gabled roofs overhanging at eaves. The 2 left hand bays are set back with advanced gabled crosswing to right. Rendered chimney each end. Plinth, plain flat dripstones above 12-pane horned sashes throughout, the upper windows of the two left bays breaking eaves under slated bargeboarded small gables. Doorway with C19 slate gabled hood to left of second window, with wide C19 door with 3 chamfered panels in upper section and tongue and grooved lower section. Left gable end is rendered with C19 bargeboards. Cobbles and flagstones to front of building. Rear has roughcast rear wall and rear wing to right.

Entrance hall with small red and black quarry tiles laid as diamonds. Double inner doors, possibly previously half-glazed and deeply panelled. Painted wooden dado panels. To right is wide half-glazed door into shop with 2 fielded panels in lower third. Shop has 3 rough beams and tongued and grooved ceiling in middle section. Similar floor to hall and similar dado panelling all round. Massive chimney with C20 fireplace to right hand wall. Half-glazed panels dividing room from corridor.