2 The Old Inn

1, 2 and 3 The Old Inn

Two houses joined to form a rough L-shape facing a yard. Of rubble sandstone painted white, and stone-tile roofs. The upper house, including its rebuilt end, is on N side beside the main road, with the lower house at an oblique angle to SE.

The upper house (Nos 1 and 2) has original stone stacks L of centre and to R, and a C19 stack over L gable end. The original front facing the yard has added lean-tos and inserted 1- and 2-light casements in first floor. The 3-window early C19 front is on the N side facing the road and is pebble-dashed. In the lower storey are 12-pane hornless sashes, in the upper storey similar 9-pane sashes. A doorway with boarded door is L of centre and reached down steps. In the E gable end is a corbelled 1st-floor stack with added window to its L.

The upper house was not inspected at time of survey (September 1997). It is said to have a fireplace stairs and original gable-end entry, but its original post-and-panel partition was removed when converted to a public house. The C19 pub fittings have now been removed.