Description

TL 3444 BASSINGBOURN-CUM-KNEESWORTH OLD NORTH ROAD
(East Side)
16/63
No 51
22.7.67 (Red Lion Inn)

GV II

Inn. C17 with C19 and C20 alterations. Timber-framed and plastered with
applied timber decoration. Plain tiled roofs. Rebuilt ridge stack to right
of centre and C20 end stack to right hand; rear stack and C20 stack. Two
storeys, long jetty to the street, with lower range to rear forming L-plan.
Double half-glazed doors in lobby entry position with three C19 canted hung
sash bay windows; three C18 first floor iron casement windows with leaded
lights. Interior; some exposed chamfered ceiling beams. The Red Lion was
formerly a farmhouse and recorded as an inn c.1820; a long jettied range to
the rear has recently been demolished. (RCHM).

RCHM Report 1950
VCH Vol VIII p.13

Listing NGR: TL3454844338

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26456903

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