Description

LAMERTON
SX 47 NE
3/35
- Sportsmans Arms

II

House, now inn. Early C19 with C20 alterations. Rubble, whitewashed at lower level,
slate-hung above at front and sides, asbestos slate roof with slated gable stack to
left, rear wing rendered.
Overall T-plan, double depth plan with 2 principal front rooms, one on either side of
central entrance hall containing stair to rear; now open plan. Small 2-storey
integral service wing to rear.
2 storeys and 3 windows, all 16-pane sashes, central gabled porch with segmental-
headed opening, 2-pane sidelights, inner panelled door with 2 glazed sections and
overlight; 2-storey lean-to to left with C20 glazed bay at ground floor, 8-pane C20
light above, plinth, second lean-to to left with door. Left return has blank gable
end, right return has C20 single-storey concrete lean-to with 3-pane light to front,
door and 4-pane light to side. Rear has central 2-storey gabled wing with C20 single
light and small single storey lean-to, 3 C20 lights at first floor and 4-pane attic
light; ground and first floor left and right 2-light casement with cambered head, 8
panes each, door in lean-to to left, lean-to right has C20 2-light casement at ground
and first of 6 panes, half-glazed door to right. Rear left side of wing has door,
right side has blocked door with C20 single light inserted.
Interior straight stair to rear centre, largely altered C20.

Listing NGR: SX4630278736

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26464851

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