The Britannia Public House

The building is wholly rendered and painted, with a slate roof and red brick stacks. L-shaped plan with main range to street and rear service wing. Three storeys, two windows. The ground floor has horizontal banding in the render, central door with small hood on brackets, wide window to either side. Plain rendered quoins and eaves cornice to upper floors. The first floor has 8 over 8 pane sashes, the second floor has 4 over 8 pane ones. Plain roof with gable stacks. The right return has small later windows to the ground and first floors in the gable end and a door with two windows and two more windows above in the rear wing. Small blind gable in roof.

Inspected in June 2017 but partially stripped during refurbishment works. The main exterior (Frogmore Street) wall on the first floor retains vertical posts and wall plate of close stud timber framing, cut through by the insertion of the present window openings. First and second floor structures in the left hand bay likely to be of late C18/early C19. Re-used C17 door to the first floor landing. Roof structure dated 1807.