Building record 1127300000 - THE OLD DUKES HEAD, BUCKLAND

Grade II. House. C17 altered. Timber framed with whitewashed brick infill. Thatched roof, half hipped ends. Old brick stack to centre, later chimney to LH. 2 eaves dormers with tiled gabled roof and surrounds. 1½ storeys. 3 doors, two 3-light casements, 1-light casement at LH end, 2-light at RH. end. Small tiled lean-to addition on RH. gable. 1-storey wing to LH end with timber shed and brick walls, tiled roof, two 3-light casements. Rear elevation has continuous outshot with whitewashed brick wall, thatched roof, hipped to LH., 2 inset dormers, modern 2-storey addition to RH. side. RCHM I p.68. MON.5 (B1).
The building was formerly divided into two, the Dukes Head was the right hand property and had been licensed for over 50 years in 1872 (B2).

(SP88921244) Old Duke's Head (B3).
The Duke's Head Inn is a small two-storeyed building of ca.1600, but has been much altered. The walls are timber-framed with heavy wall posts and brick filling The roof is thatched. The plan is of the centre chimney type. Condition - Poor (B4).

This record includes National Record of the Historic Environment Information provided by Historic England on 4 June 2025 licensed under the Open Government Licence.