Description

ST 75 NW SHOSCOMBE C.P. THE STREET

2/13 Apple Tree Inn

II

Inn. Mid C18, extended mid/late C19. Rubble, double roman tile roofs, brick stacks.
2 storeys, 3 windows plus 1 window to east in later extension and 2 to west in lower
later wing, central C20 door under moulded flat hood on ornate brackets, moulded jambs,
ground floor has 3-light edge-moulded mullion windows (ogee-moulded inside) fixed
panes flanking a later sash, 2-light similar windows above, casements to left and
right and 8-pane sashes in centre; to right, windows are 4-light sashes in plain
architraves and there is a plain door, then a further single storey lean-to, to left,
first floor has 2-light casements, C20 top-hung casements below. Rear faces, and is
below, road.

Listing NGR: ST7121256438

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26422508

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