Nursery Inn

The building was constructed in 1939 in a sub-Georgian design with a multi-room layout, as a replacement of a 19th-century pub that had been on the site. Its name is believed to have been taken from a plant nursery that was located nearby. On 22 December 2011, the Nursery Inn was designated a Grade II listed building. who oversaw refurbishment of the interior and exterior of the pub in 2024.

The building is constructed in brick with a rendered finish on the upper floor and a tiled roof, with tall chimneys rising from it. Stairs from the lobby lead to an upper landing that gives access to a function room, an outdoor terrace, and the manager's living quarters. A second entrance on the south side leads directly into the vault and a former off‑sales counter, both served by the same central bar. The building is almost square in shape, with two full-depth fronts and regular window openings: five upstairs at the front and six along the side. The windows are metal-framed with small panes. The roof slopes on all sides and has wide eaves and tall chimneys. At the back, the centre section…