The Village Green Inn and Restaurant

The Village Green Inn and Restaurant is a building made of red sandstone rubble, constructed as a three-storey central entrance house with an additional service wing on the left side. It features three sash windows with glazing bars, with 8 over 8 panes on the ground and first floors and 4 over 8 panes on the top floor. The central doorway has a plain door topped with a flat hood supported by brackets, which is an alteration made since the building was listed in 1972. The roof is covered with slate and has gable ends and stacks. The two-storey service extension on the left includes a plain door and a 3 over 6 pane sash window on each floor, along with a gable end stack to the left. The rear elevation has an outshut that spans its entire width, along with a double-gabled wing that projects to the right, with the second gable located behind the service wing. The outshut features three roof lights and another roof light in the center, which may indicate the location of the stairs. The wing has casement windows. The interior was not inspected during the time of the resurvey.