Description

TL 17 NW OLD WESTON MAIN STREET
(South East side)

7/80 The Swan PH

II

Public house. Early to mid C17 with later alterations and additions to rear
and gable ends. Timber-framed and plastered with plastered plinth. C19
painted brick. Painted brick ridge stack and plastered end stack to right
hand. C20 ridge-pantiled roof. One storey and attic original building with
three unit plan with two storey C19 extension to south-west; modern extension
to rear and north-east. Six-panelled door with three ground floor three-light
casement windows and one horizontal sliding sash window, three gabled dormer
windows with C20 top hung sashes; two four-paned hung sash windows in
extension. Interior: Exposed stop-chamfered ceiling beams and lightly
chamfered joists. Open back-to-back hearths with limestone rubble and dressed
stone jambs, original stop-chamfered mantel beam.

RCHM: Huntingdonshire p290

Listing NGR: TL1002577489

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26423202

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