Building record 1015000000 - THE BULL INN, HORN STREET

Grade II. Public house. C18, altered. Plum-coloured brick to front, rendered plinth and left gable, colourwashed brick to right gable. Moulded brick eaves, old tile roof, brick stacks to gables and between left-hand bays. 2 storeys and attic, 3 bays. Paired C19 sash windows, those to ground floor with gauged brick heads. Hipped dormers with C19 paired paired wooden casements and moulded cornices. Double C20 doors in reeded frame with surround of minimal Doric Columns and entablature. Single storey extension to left with similar paired sash (B1).
Lobby entry. Brick with vitrified headers and steep pitched tile roof. Range at rear at right angles. Looks Georgian but has clearly been re-fronted. Some rebuilding at the rear. The Bull Inn is docummented in trade directories between 1823-1939. Aylesbury Brewery Co, closed in 1993 (B2).
Rebuilt in the C18, probably by Henry Burley, baker and publican, who had an extensive bakery behind the inn. The adjacent cottage was once occupied by an ostler and the outbuildings to the rear included stabling for 16 horses (B3).