Description

SE 3966
5/12
8.3.52

BOROUGHBRIDGE
BRIDGE STREET
(east side)
Crown Hotel

II

Also under Fishergate (north side)
Hotel. Site formerly occupied by the Manor House of the Tancred family, remains of
which are indicated by the central stone gable section of the Fishergate elevation
which contains a four-centred fireplace and blocked window. Otherwise C18
appearance. Rendered. Slate roof. Bridge Street front:- wooden modillion eaves
cornice: 2 storeys, 6 bays. Central entrance has wooden doorcase with consoles,
cornice and pediment. Iron boot scrapers to either side. Flanking single-storey
canted bays and a further 2-storey canted bay to the right. Sash windows with
glazing, 1 bars (some original) in architraves. Fishergate front: total of 15 sashes
to 1st floor. 6 single-storey bays to ground floor. Central stone gabled section
has C20 French doors. Sash windows with glazing bars in architraves. An important
coaching inn in the later C18.

Listing NGR: SE3959666879

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26442945

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