White Hart Inn

A late Georgian Inn with some Victorian remodelling. Of sandstone rubble with Welsh slate roof and part dressed stone ridge and end corniced stacks; overhanging eaves; part roughcast rendered to rear. Double depth plan with central entrance; former stable wing at right angles to front forms a cobbled courtyard. Inn has 2 storeys and deep cellar, the former stable wing is single storey with loft. Main 4 window range to first floor of 2/2 pane horned sashes under cambered voussoirs, with stone sills; 3 similar to ground floor; the left bay shows division in builds. Centre right doorway with plain wooden surround incorporating gas lamp above and a 2 pane rectangular overlight, 4 panelled double door, 2 stone steps. To right at plinth level opening with steps and ramp down to flagged cellar below. Former stable wing has some segmental arched openings and external steps to former loft.

Interior remodelled to create single large ground floor room with bar in place of former hallway. Fireplaces retained: that to right has bracketed surround with cast-iron grate; to left two open fireplaces. Some panelled reveals to doors and windows retained; plaster removed. Reputedly pegged roof trusses.