Description

KINGSCOTE A4135
ST 8196
(west side)
12/98 Hunters Hall Inn
II

Inn. Core of C17, enlarged during C18 and C19. Random coursed
rubble stone partly rendered to rear, concrete tile roof to front,
slate to rear, stone slate to right hand return. C19 brick and
stone scattered ridge stacks. Originally probably a T-shape range
with hipped rear roof and lower stem range parallel to road, added
to on all sides with wing to left front probably of late C18,
remainder C19 or C20. Mainly 2 storeys. Front now has C20
imitation timber framed canted bay to centre,three 12-pane sashes
in plain stone architraves to both floors on left, and 2 gablets
with 9-pane sashes over two 12-pane sashes on right. One early
vertical battened door on left hand return. Interior contains
several large chamfered and stopped main beams, one fireplace with
timber bressumer on projecting stone shoulders in former stem of T,
and one formerly much larger timber bressumer fireplace with
moulded stone cheeks in top of T, now halved in size but with
access still to closed-off section.

Listing NGR: ST8138396018

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Hunters Hall Inn official website
• Wikidata Q26625267

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