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Picture source: Hania Franek
The Buck Hotel was situated at 4 Market Place. This pub was closed in 2009 and has been taken over by a firm of solicitors. A grade-II listed, three-storey double bow-fronted with portico surmounted by a model of a buck. Publican in 1890 was Mary Jane Pybus.
Source: Kathy Ludlow
Listed building details:
Hotel. Early C.18 re-fronted early C.19. Rendered and painted. Welsh slate roof, stone ridge and gable coping. 2 rendered stacks to gables. Moulded eaves cornice. 3 storeys, 2 bays. Full-height bow window with late C.19 flat sashes, glazing bars to ground floor; lead cladding to aprons between floors. Central doorway with simple Tuscan portico surmounted by contemporary sculptured buck; 6-panelled door, rectangular fanlight with glazing bars. Former coaching inn. Listing includes later extensions and out buildings adjoining rear (N) elevation, including the former Assembly Rooms, erected 1857. Part random rubble sandstone, part brick. Welsh slates and clay pantiles. Sash windows with glazing bars to upper floors; ground floor sashes and casements with etched public house glazing. Part of rear (W) elevation is open on ground floor with steel piers and girders; 8 first floors sashes with glazing bars.
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Picture source: Hania Franek
Picture source: Hania Franek
Date of photo: 2024	Picture source: Simon A