A mid-19th century public house constructed of rendered brick. The building is two-storeys high with a T-shaped floor plan. The roof is cross-gabled with pantiles and two gable chimney stacks. The main entrance is through a single-storey extension on the southern side of the building. The entrance is comprised of double half-glazed doors with three awning windows to its right. Above these, on the first floor of the original building, there are two sash windows. {1}