Description

SP 94 SW MOULSOE CRANFIELD ROAD south side

6/78 Carrington Arms PH.

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Public House. c1860 in the style of William Burges who worked for Lord Carrington at Moulsoe Church and Gayhurst (q.v.) Brick with stone dressings, steeply pitched tiled roof with ornamental ridge, brick chimneys, stone gable copings, 2 storeys, plinth, first floor stone string. Two full height canted bays with hipped roofs and finials, flanking central stone arched door with tiled pentice over. Chamfered stone mullioned leaded windows, ground floor with blank trefoil arched heads, first floor with shouldered heads, moulded chamfer stops, and lintel with roll moulding. 3 light stone mullioned window above central door. Section on right has wide stone arched doorway and 3 slit windows with stone lintels, with an open gallery above, now glazed in behind the posts and braces. Rear elevation has stone strings and 4 stone mullioned leaded windows to 1st floor, 2 4 light similar windows to ground floor and stone framed door, and smaller windows to LH. 1 storey wing with verandah, tiled roof and louvre.

Listing NGR: SP9120641949

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