The site of a 19th century public house, since demolished. It was L-shaped in plan, and was a two storey, three bay brick construction, under a hipped slate roof. On the ground floor (overlooking Witham Place) was a central doorway with overlight flanked by single plain sash windows and a string course level with window heads. On the first floor were two sash windows with plain masonry heads and sills. A horizontal sign with the words ‘Rose & Crown’ above the eaves. {1}