Description

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SK 77 SW
5/76

TUXFORD,
MARKET PLACE (west side),
The Newcastle Arms

(Formerly listed as Newcastle Arms Hotel)

28.2.52

G.V. II

Former hotel. Mid C18, early C19 front with late C19 alterations.
Stucco. Hipped slate roof. 3 stucco stacks. Cornice with
panelled parapet. Quadrangle plan built around a courtyard.
Main front set on a plinth to the left. 2 storeys, 7 bays. The
central 3 bays slightly project. Central doorway, double glazing
bar door flanked by single reeded pilaster strips with patera
further flanked by single glazing bar marginal lights and single
reeded pilaster strips. Extending over is a cornice. The wide
Doric porch with 2 stone steps to the doorway has a wrought iron
balcony over. Either side are single late C19 canted bays each
with entablature and 3 glazing bar sashes. Further left are 2
glazing bar sashes in reveals. Further right is a single similar
sash and reveal, a doorway with panelled door and on the far
right a late C19 shop front comprising large tripartite cross
shop window flanked by single pilasters which support an
entablature. Above are 7 glazing bar sashes in moulded frames.
The south front, facing Newcastle Street, has 2 rendered stacks
and is set on a plinth. 2 storeys, 6 bays. 3 glazing bar sashes
with segmental carriage archway to the left and further left 2
sashes. Above, single glazing bar sash, to the left are 3
narrower glazing bar sashes, 2 small sashes and further left a
single sash with marginal glazing bars. Attached to the left is
a lower 2 storey whitewashed brick and pantile 2 bay wing with
dentil eaves. Single sash with marginal glazing bars and to the
left a carriageway with flat arch. Above, a single glazing bar
sash with a single sash to the left.

Listing NGR: SK7361070993

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26557312

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