Description

SD 64 SE AIGHTON, BAILEY & THE CROSS
CHAIGLEY
8/8 Shireburn Arms Hotel and
former stable block adjoining
at right angles to the east

GV II

Hotel, probably mid C18th. Sandstone rubble with slate roof. 2 storeys,
5 bays. Windows sashed with rebated and chamfered surrounds. Door,
in 3rd bay, has plain stone surround. Bay 5 possibly added, being set
back slightly beyond quoins. Chimney on left-hand gable and on each side
of central 3 bays. At the rear is a window with plain stone surround and
semi-circular head with keystone, lighting a landing. The former stable
block, running northwards at the east end of the main building, has a
stone slate roof and is of 2 storeys. Its windows are modern with plain
reveals and projecting sills, with one on each side of a plain stone
door surround on each floor. At the south end of the facade is a
blocked doorway, with a later projection above linking it with the main
hotel. At the far north of the facade is a flight of external stone
steps to a 1st floor doorway now with a modern porch.

Listing NGR: SD6852537859

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26644113

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