Description

PARISH OF ALDERWASLEY
SK 35 SW
2/1
The Old Bear Inn
II
22.8.80
Public House. Mid C18. Regularly coursed, squared gritstone with quoins, plain
gables, end brick ridge stacks and a plain tiled roof. 'L' plan house, with
recently remodelled single storey extensions to the rear. South elevation; two
storeys with attics, four bays, the bay to the west gabled and advanced. Three
bay range with central doorway with quoined surround, deeply bracketed flat
hood and C20 door. Flanking the doorway are stacked window openings formerly
flush mullioned, now with C20 glazing bar casements in old surrounds. First
and attic floor windows of 2-lights, ground floor openings of 3-lights, the
latter having been reduced in height by infil at the base. C20 shutters to
ground floor. Above the doorway, a two stage stair window with a flush surround,
with a shallow arched head to the upper light. Advanced wing with C20 3-light
casement to ground floor, and first floor doorway to east side elevation with a
flight of stone steps. Plain planked doors to this opening and to a plain
ground floor doorway below.

Listing NGR: SK3140852741

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26402808

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