The Borough Public House

The Borough Public House is an exceedingly tall and narrow building with a five-window frontage and six storeys. It showcases a rich Northern European Renaissance style, constructed from bathstone with granite colonettes. The design features a broken pediment that encloses a plinth topped with an urn and a balustrade. The floors are arranged with a group of three windows flanked by single windows, all articulated by bathstone pilasters and granite pillars at each window, along with bathstone balustrades. Notably, the second floor has a shaped (swan-neck) pediment, and the first floor features an oriel window. There is a partially corroded BOROUGH ARMS in vertical relief on the right-hand gable of the fifth and sixth storeys. The ground floor has a modern public house front.