NHER 44168 (Building record) - King's Head Hotel

April 1985. Listed, Grade II.
Public house. 1860, incorporating an earlier structure. Whitewashed brick, tiled roofs. Two storeys with attics range to north, one storey with attics range at south, forming 'L' plan. Tudor-Gothic. Range to north has two ground and three first floor three-light wooden casements with glazing bars. Dentillated brick drip moulds. Gabled porch has raised and fielded Gothic two leaf doors. Fret work barge board. At north dormer gable springing from eaves to ridge height with one 2-light casement, 20th century replacement barge boards. To south dormer with two-light casement with drip mould head, replacement barge boards. Three north and two south diamond section, corbelled headed stacks. Wing at south has returned gable with ground floor three-light drip mould headed casement, first floor architrave framed opening with smaller inserted two-light casement. Date stone 1860 above. 20th century replacement barge board. Two paired diamond section stacks with corbelled head. Included for group value on village green.
Information from (S1).
A. Cattermole (NLA) 23 March 2006.