Public house dating to pre-1753, according to old deeds and mortgage documents held in the Nottinghamshire County Archives (DD/PF/131).

Now three-storey and single-pile under a pitched plain tile roof with gable end stacks. Rear two-storey lean-to extension and single-storey extension. Several building phases in various materials. Red sandstone to the lower 1.5 storeys with off-centre panel door. Ground-floor has timber, multi-pane casement windows with stone cills, all with stone lintels. Extended to the east and increased in height to 3-storeys which are rendered with mock-tudor timbers. Second-storey has 2 casement windows, third storey has 4 multi-pane casement windows under dentilated eaves. The continuous eaves detail suggests that the side extension was earlier or built at the same time as the third storey. To the rear is a brick-built, single-storey outbuilding (now garage) under a gabled plain tile roof, built between 1900 and 1913. At the same time the L-plan of main building was in-filled with small extension to the rear to form a rectangular plan (1). (J Buckley (2022) observations from Street View March 2022).

1881 OS map shows building annotated as 'Stag Inn'. Several small outbuildings line the boundary of the plot to the front, possibly stabling (demolished in the C20) and an orchard to the rear. (2)

<1> OS, 1916, 1:2500, County Series 1916 (Map). SNT1025.

<2> OS, 1881, 1:2500, County Series 1881 (Map). SNT1046.