Caradog Arms Hotel

The Caradog Arms Hotel is a three-storey building with a three-plus-four window arrangement. The front is rendered up to the second floor, rusticated at the first floor, and channelled at the ground floor, featuring sill bands and a plinth. It has a slate roof that is hipped at the right end, with bracketed eaves and cement-rendered chimney stacks at both ends. The left end has quoins, and the windows are adorned with keyblocked architraves that have deeply faceted keystones. Most windows are horned four-pane sash types, except for the centre window on the first floor, which is a casement. The sill band on the second floor to the right is stepped up, and the ground floor has more pronounced keystones. There is a broad central doorway and an additional door to the left, with two middle windows that have broad sills and panels below. A modern shop front for Radio Rentals is present but retains a 19th-century scribed end pilaster to the right. The right end features a splayed corner with similar detailing and windows, including a shop window in what was formerly a corner doorway. The side elevation has two windows and similar quoins at the far end, with a stepped-up first-floor sill band and shop windows flanked by scribed pilasters.