Description

LONG SUTTON CP THE GREEN (North side)
ST4625
The Devonshire Arms Hotel
12/152
17.4.59
GV
II
Inn. Probably C18 fabric, reshaped C19. Local lias stone, cut and squared, the facade having pecked finish, Ham stone
dressings; Welsh slate roof between stepped coped gables; stone chimney stacks. Two storeys with attics; 5 bays, of
which bays 1, 3 and 5 are slightly projecting and gabled with ornamental finials. Double chamfer mullioned and
transomed windows with casement infills, of 3 lights to outer bays and 2-light elsewhere, set under square labels;
simple lancet vents with square labels to gables; to bay 3 a projecting open stone porch with Doric columns, simple
entablature and pitched stone slab roof, in the pediment of which is a panel with the Devonshire Arms, all protecting a
panelled door. Small matching 1-bay extension attached to north west corner. Interior not seen. By 1756 the inch was
known as The Blue Ball, but from 1787 until the 1860's - possibly the time of refacing - it was known as The Buck's
Held (VCH, vol III, 1974).

Listing NGR: ST4691525413

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26555418

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