Three Tuns Inn

The Three Tuns Inn is a long-range inn with painted roughcast walls and a slate roof, part of which is artificial. The roof features slightly swept eaves and has front lateral stacks located at the center and left, with an end stack on the right. The building has a long four-window range, with unevenly spaced 8/2-pane horned sash windows on the first floor. On the ground floor, there is a 20th-century bar window to the left with an etched glass pane, a doorway with a segmental arched hood supported by brackets, two sash windows, a second doorway, and another sash window. The rear elevation shows a unit that slopes downhill with a separate roof pitch, a small cross gable with an external stack, and a single-storey extension that includes one section with a steep-pitched pantile roof. The inner door also retains etched glass, and the interior features a few high chamfered beams.