Description

BISHOP AUCKLAND

NZ1826 FRONT STREET, West Auckland
634-1/10/177 (North side)
20/09/72 No.35
The Queen's Head Public House
(Formerly Listed as:
WEST GREEN, FRONT STREET (N)
West Auckland
No.34
Star Cafe. Queen's Head Inn. Snack
bar, cobbled forecourt fronting No.4
etc.)

GV II

Public house. Mid C18 with C19 addition and C20 alterations.
Painted rough render with painted plinth and ashlar dressings.
Roof synthetic tiles with brick chimneys.
2 storeys, 3 windows. Boarded yard door at left in raised
rendered surround, half-glazed C20 door in architrave between
second and third windows. Renewed glazing to all windows with
top-hung casements over plain fixed lights. Ground-floor
windows flanking door have brick sills. Third window at right
very wide. 3 first-floor windows have top-hung imitation
sashes, all with projecting stone sills. Second window set to
left of ground-floor second window. Roof higher over 2 left
bays, with large central ridge chimney and 2 gable chimneys at
right.

Listing NGR: NZ1822926379

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26504912

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