Swan Hotel

Wholly rendered and painted with natural slate roofs. In two sections with a single depth main entrance range and a double depth rear range at right angles which pre-dates it. Main three storey five bay front with rounded corner flanked by pedimented frontispieces to each direction on the left. The two pedimented sections are set slightly forward of the main facade and have round arched windows with architraves and keyblocks grouped in twos and threes to advanced bays. The ground floor has a continuous band which arches over the windows. This was the open loggia and the windows are mid C20 infill, also the very basic porch on bay 2. The first floor has single slight windows in bays 1, 3 and 5, three light in bay 2 and a tripartite sash in bay 4. All these are 1 over 1 pane sashes. The second floor has a cillband and single windows except for a paired one in bays 2 and 4. Deep eaves with altered pediments, hipped roofs and no chimneys. The left return is one bay with paired windows on the upper floors. Three window central entrance elevation to attached building on Cross Street. Rusticated doorway, now blocked flanked by 3-light plate glass sashes (also a C20 alteration). The first floor has 8 over 8 pane sashes with narrow glazing bars, 3 over 6 pane to the upper floor. Deep eaves, hipped roof, no stacks. Tall narrow stair window on north elevation. Rear elevations are both plain and altered.

Interior not inspected at resurvey.