Building record MDR15220 - Elm Tree Inn, Mansfield Road, Heath and Holmewood

A relatively large building is shown at this location on the Tithe map of 1838, but is not labelled. (1) It is shown, in largely its present form, on the OS 1st edition map of c1880, where it is labelled 'Elmtree Inn,' and continues to be labelled that way until modern OS mapping has it as 'The Elm Tree Inn.' 'Two storey public house, C18 with early C19 alterations and additions. Coursed squared coal measured sandstone with plinth and quoins. Welsh slate roof with red brick ridge stacks. South elevation has advanced gable to west end, with a canted 4-light, stone mullioned bay and 2-light fixed window with central mullion, hood-mould over, to ground floor. Two 2-light casement windows with central stone mullions at first floor level and a single blank opening attic level, all with hood moulds. East range has advanced ashlar porch abutting west gable, with Welsh slate roof, arched doorway in flush surround and a plain planked door with fanlight above. Pair of 3-light casement windows with stone mullions and hood moulds over, to ground floor, with a single centre mullioned window and a single coped gable dormer, both with 2-light casements, at first floor level.' (2)