Description

STOKE FLEMING THE STREET
SX84NE STOKE FLEMING
6/163 London Inn
7.3.89
GV II

Public house. Probably C18, remodelled in circa early C19. Rendered stone
rubble; slate hipped roof with red clay ridge tiles and deep eaves at the
front. Two lateral stacks at the back, one has been truncated below the
roof, the other at the left hand end has late C19 brick shaft.
Plan: Situated at right angle to the road. L-shaped plan originally with 3
rooms in the front range and an entrance to the right of centre. The centre
and right hand rooms were heated from lateral stacks at the back and the
left hand room has a stack at the left hand end. There is a service wing at
the rear of the left hand end and a large outshut in the angle behind the
main range with a wide doorway onto the road; this is said to have been the
farrier's shop. The ground floor partitions in the front range have been
removed and it is now one large room (bar).
Exterior: 2 storeys. 1:3 window front, the 3 right hand windows are
asymmetrically arranged about a central doorway which has a round head,
semi-circular fanlight and a C20 panelled door. All the corridors are C19
12-pane sashes. Similar sash on the ground and first floor of the right
hand gable end facing the road. At the back there is a hipped roof wing and
a large outshut with a lean-to slate roof and a wide doorway in the end onto
the road.
Interior: Only the ground floor of the front range was INSPECTED. the
partitions have been removed to form one large room, the bar of the public
house. There are no visible early features in this part and the fireplaces
have been blocked.

Listing NGR: SX8626248417

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26401786

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