The core of the inn was an C18 T-shaped house, licensed at least as early as 1835. Several phases of alteration and expansion were seen to be C20. From Derby Road the Warren Arms appears to be a plain two-storey three-bay house rendered overall and white-painted, with a single storey modern extension to the east. There are 5 external additions to the Georgian building, some accompanied by internal modifications. All are in 3-inch brick or 21/2-inch specials, and therefore taken to be C20. Operated as a public house for at least 172 years (1).
Now demolished.

<1> Tony Sumpter Archaeological Consultancy, 2009, The Warren Arms, Derby Road, Stapleford, Nottingham: Historical Survey (Unpublished document). SNT5006.