Description

NEWBURGH

SD4810 ASH BROW 663-1/6/184 (North side) 11/08/72 Red Lion Inn

GV II

Public house. Probably C18, with later additions to rear, now incorporating part of former cottage to left, and much altered. White-painted roughcast probably on brick, with stone slate roofs. Irregular plan including former single-depth 2-bay front range woth one bay of cottage to left and various additions to rear. Two storeys, 1+3 windows. The principal element is almost symmetrical, with an altered doorway in the centre, an inserted 2-light casement above that, 2 low 5-light casements at ground floor, 2 segmental-headed 3-light casements at 1st floor, and gable chimneys (and a broad signboard between the floors). The former cottage to the left is 2 low storeys with one 3-light casement on each floor, the upper segmental-headed. To the rear of the main range is a taller and deeper addition, and to the rear of that an altered and enlarged rear wing. INTERIOR: remodelled, but the front range has remains of some original beams. Included for group value.

Listing NGR: SD4840310261

External Links

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