Description

REED HIGH STREET
TL 33 NE (West side)
Reed

3/148 The Cabinet Public House

GV II

Public house. Late C17 or early C18, extended C19 and C20. Timber frame
on brick base. Weatherboarded. Steeply pitched tiled roof. Originally 2
bays, extended by 1 bay to left with further additions at both ends. 2
storeys. Ground floor: entrance to left of original centre, recessed
plank door in architrave with dentilled and bracketed hood, to left two
3 light small pane flush frame casements, to right one of 2 panes, all
with hoodboards. First floor three 2 light small pane casements. Coved
eaves. Cross axial ridge stack at original left end, part rebuilt. To
rear a C19 continuous lean-to outshut behind main range and first added
bay, weatherboarded and rendered. Rendered upper part of rear wall on
main block with some comb pargetting. Short C20 gabled addition to left
end, set back slightly. 1 storey mid C20 addition to right end with an
entrance. Beyond this to right a C19 weatherboarded and slate roofed
outbuilding with 2 doors to front. Interior: chamfered axial bearer,
stop chamfered fireplace lintel.

Listing NGR: TL3639436049

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26470223

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