The Old Crown,

The property comprises a two-storey public house of brick construction, surmounted by a pitched tile roof.

The premises has recently undergone extensive refurbishment throughout whilst retaining original character features such as a vernacular porch above the primary entrance leading to exposed wooden beams within the main bar area internally, in addition to exposed brick walls and brick chimney to allow installation of a log fireplace or similar. Cellar stores are accessible via an internal staircase.

Refurbishment works have remained in-keeping with the traditional aesthetic; herringbone wooden flooring has been installed throughout in addition to a raised brick central-core accommodating a fitted bar counter. Natural light is provided via recently installed timber-frame windows fitted beneath arched brick lintels to the eastern elevation, ensuring keeping with the conservation area in which the premises are situated.

A substantial extension has been fitted to the southern elevation to offer restaurant seating and private function space, with serving hatch servicing the commercial kitchen situated at the rear of the building. The kitchen is fitted with new extraction equipment, screeded flooring, and necessary draught-lines. Male and female WCs are newly installed to a modern standard.

A paved forecourt is provided offering an alternative entranceway and external space for seating and social areas as required, fitted with protection bollards. Municipal parking is provided at Warren Way car park nearby, with on street parking available via adjoining roads.

The first floor has been converted into residential premises sold off on a long-leasehold basis, accessible via a self-contained entrance door fronting North Street.