Mid 19th Century public house with later alterations. Building is constructed of painted brick, under a pitched gabled slate roof with a gable end stack. Irregular plan, two storeys with single storey front extension with mono pitch and cross pitch over the entrance. Casement windows to ground floor and three nonbar sash windows to first floor. {1} The building appears to have undergone considerable extension to the rear in the second half of the 20th century. {2}