Description

WETHERAL STATION ROAD,
NY 4654 WETHERAL

14/115 Crown Hotel

II

Hotel, formerly 2 houses. Circa 1800, altered to present form by Harry Redfern
for the Carlisle & District State Management Scheme, c1930. Cement rendered,
probably covering sandstone walls, with moulded stone dressings, slate roof. 3
storey, 7 bays. Raised qunin stones and moulded cornice to original roof line
between first and second floor windows: further moulded cornice to 1930 roof
level. Heavy dentilled entablature to entrance, with 2 Roman Ionic columns.
Sash windows with moulded surrounds, central tripartite windows. C20
alterations have retained the character of the earlier building. First became
an inn about 1838, with the coming of the Newcastle & Carlisle Railway and the
building of the nearby Wetheral Station: taken over in 1916 by the Central
Control Board and de-nationalised in 1973 becoming a private hotel.

Listing NGR: NY4671854584

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26380112

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