The Bridge End Inn

Hostelry, early C19 probably incorporating C18 work (Deed of 1762). Pebbledashed rubble stone with slate roof. Three storeys and basement, four window bays, with 2-bay rear wing containing an assembly room on an upper floor along the river frontage. Entrance in the third bay, a panelled door with overlight. Four paned later C19 sash windows, but a sixteen paned sash window on left. On first floor casement window with margin lights over door, and 4 square sash windows to second floor. End stacks and E gable limewashed rubble, the W gable rendered and painted with c1920's advertisements. Corner reinforced with iron. Two-bay rear extension has stone slates and door to river bank. C20 brick building in re-entrant angle.

Boxed spine beams. C18 fireplace surround with eared architrave. Steps to former assembly room at front of building, lit by sash window.