Building record 1200900000 - THE RED LION, 14 KINGSBURY

The Red Lion Inn, at the corner of George Street, is two-storeyed, partly brick, and partly timber-framed covered with plaster. The roofs
are tiled. It consisted originally of a rectangular block facing NE, built ca.160 Late in the c17th, an L-shaped block was built at the rear, with the inner angle of the 'L' facing South. in the C19th, a second L-shaped block was added at the SE end, with the inner angle facing West, and other additions were built around the courtyard at the rear. The NW front is refaced with modern brick. The NE front is plaster covered, and has a large covered gateway in the middle. At the rear, the main building is timber-framed with late C17th brick filling. Condition -Good.
Grade II. Early building with C18 front subsequently altered. Stucco, old tiled roof. 2 storeys, 5 windows to first floor and 2 dummy windows. Ground floor has irregular windows and doors. C17 back wing and extensions forming a courtyard. George Street side elevation 1833 (B1, B2).

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