Building record 1122000000 - THE OLD RED LION

Grade II. Public house. C19 alterations to older building. Main block to right of whitewashed brick with toothed brick eaves, slate roof and flanking brick chimneys. 2 storeys, 2 bays. C19 3-light casements, leaded to ground floor right and outer lights of first floor windows. Central door. Older bay to left is part rubble stone, part brick and render, all whitewashed, with concealed remnants of timber frame. Tiled roof, half-hipped to left. Barred C19 casements, 2-light to ground floor left, 3-light to first floor. Small window to ground floor right. RCHM II p. 306 Mon. 3 (B1).
Formerly a public house from the mid-18th century, when John Clayton was the licensee, until the 1990s. The 1910 Valuation Survey shows it had land of 4 acres and was then occupied by Joseph Hill, and owned by the Walton Brewery in Aylesbury. [Photo] (B2).