Description

SJ 55 NE HAUGHTON C.P. LONG LANE

2/54 The Nag's Head
8 May 1980

GV II

Public House, late C17 with C20 alterations. Roughcast, stucco and
planted timbers on brick walls, also one timber-framed wing. Red tile
roof, one and 2 storeys, 4 bays, including the single storey, gabled,
timber framed bay. Modern vertically panelled door, with false strap
hinges, in single storey projecting gabled porch supported on eight
square posts. The porch sides are turned balusters with top rail and
the apex has shaped planted timbers. Three-light flush casements with
glazing bars. Planted bressumer with shaped braces and other planted
timbers above. The single storey (east) wing is in small framing, off
a stone plinth, with angle braces to the bressumer. There is an added
square bay, with glazing bars, to the gable and modern flush casements
to the east return. The door is framed ledged and battened.
Interior: Bevelled beams and exposed joists. Exposed timbers in the
internal wall of the east wing.

Listing NGR: SJ5801656096

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• The Nag's Head official website
• Wikidata Q26431720

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