Early 19th Century public house with later alterations. Painted red brick in Common Bond, under a hipped slate roof. There are lateral stacks to the front and rear. It has a 2 storey, 6-bay front, with overhanging eaves on paired brackets between bays to cross wing. On the ground floor is a corner porch with a segmental archway and a hipped slate roof. To the left are three glazing bar sashes with swept heads and plain sills. On the upper floor, the Red Lion signage is next to a two-over-two sash window and adjacent to three six-over-six sash windows with splayed heads. {1} In 1872 the victualler at the Red Lion was a Thomas Marshall, also listed in White's Directory as a farmer. {2}