Description

RAMSGATE PEGWELL ROAD
TR 3664 SW
(south side)
15/306 The Belle Vue
Tavern and
attached
block
GV II
Public House. Mid C18. Rendered and painted brick with plain tiled
roof. Two storeys, attic and basement with plinth, recessed upper
storey and half-hipped gambrel roof with 2 flat roofed dormers and
stacks to end left and right. Kneelered parapet gabled extension to
right. Two sashes to left on 1st floor, of different sizes, and small
garret light to right. Sashes to left and to right as main range, with
wooden casement and sash with vertical glazing bars to right hand wing.
Half-glazed door to centre left and double half-glazed to centre right
with cornice on consoles. Basement openings to left and to right.
Attached to right a C19 block, rendered with weather boarded upper floor
and slate roof. Two storeys with hipped roof with a wooden casements,
garage doors to right and central carriage passage . A public house since
at least 1760, and unaltered since at least 1790 (print illustrated in
Mirams, Old Ramsgate Pubs, 49).

Listing NGR: TR3637964133

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26371989

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