The King's Head PH

The King's Head is a public house and hotel built in the baroque style. The exterior features stone walls with some brick, which are roughcast rendered at the front and painted black and white. It has a hipped slate roof with a tall brick off-ridge stack and overhanging eaves that include a modillion cornice. The building stands three storeys high and has a four-window front.

On the top floor, there are six-pane sash windows with painted plain architraves and a continuous moulded sillband. The first floor features twelve-pane sash windows with painted corniced surrounds and a continuous sillband. The ground floor is painted black and has channelled rustication. It includes a central entrance with an eared doorway and a coat of arms above, framed in a foliated design. A heavy moulded and swept hood is supported by enriched Ionic columns, with large cartouches on either side. There are recessed semicircular windows on either side of the entrance, featuring small-pane upper lights, and a sash window on the left end. The building has a very deep plinth.