Description

SD 90 NW LEES SAINT JOHN'S STREET (west side) 5/44 The Grapes Inn and adjoining barn (formerly listed 1/66 as The Grapes Inn) 22/8/67 - II Public house. 1741 on door lintel but with later alterations and additions. Hammer-dressed stone with slate (public house) and graduated stone slate (barn) roofs. Single-depth plan with 2 bays and 2 storeys but with 1 bay added to each end in later C18 and a barn to left in C19. The earlier part has a central door with square-cut surround and keystone lintel flanked by 2-light windows on the ground floor (formerly 3-light) and 3-light on the first floor all with double-chamfered stone mullions. Quoins to right. The bay added to right has similar windows (altered on ground floor) and a wing to rear. Bay to left with 6-pane sash window on each floor. Barn with segmental-arched cart entry, door to left and round openings on first floor. Brick additions to rear.

Listing NGR: SD9555805023

External Links

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