Description

LICHFIELD

SK1209NW GREENHILL
1094-1/6/101 (North side)
14/02/75 Nos.23 AND 25
Duke of York Public House
(Formerly Listed as:
GREENHILL
Nos.17-23 (Odd))
(Formerly Listed as:
GREENHILL
The Duke of York Inn)

GV II

Public house incorporating house. C18 with some earlier
timber-frame. Stuccoed brick; tile roof with brick stacks. 2
storeys; 3-window range with 2-window range of former house to
left. Entrance to right of centre has plain doorcase and blind
overlight to 6-flush-panel door. Ground floor has windows with
C20 casements; 1st floor has 3-light small-paned casements
with window boxes. Cross-axial stack to left of entrance and
truncated stack to left end. Former house has entrance with
battened door to left end; windows with small-paned casements,
those to 1st floor are smaller. Rear has 2 gabled wings with
C20 infill; house has wing with double gable. INTERIOR:
timber-framed cross-wall to right of entrance.

Listing NGR: SK1212309596

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26505101

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