Listed Building record MDR3113 - No. 62 (King's Head Public House) and Nos. 64-66 Yeoman Street, Bonsall

No. 62 (King's Head Public House) and Nos. 64-66 Yeoman Street, Bonsall, built c1675. 'King's Head Pub, Yeoman Street, originally No. 62, now Nos. 62, 64 and 66. Established c1675, No. 2 is of covered limestone rubble, 2 storeys with low 3-light mullioned windows and irregular gables. No. 64 and 66 were originally a cottage range abutting the pub to the east, of late 17th or early 18th century date. Also of coursed limestone rubble and 2 storeys.' (1) From the National Heritage List for England: 'SK 25 NE 6/3 BONSALL YEOMAN STREET Nos 62 (King's Head Public House) and Nos 64 and 66 II No 62 (King's Head Public House): circa 1675. Coursed stone rubble; two storeys and attics; one three-light mullioned window with C18 glazing; gabled dormer with three-light mullioned window; advanced gabled wing on left-hand side with three-light mullioned window; angle dressings; stone-coped gable ends; modern tiles; ball-headed finials throughout on gables. Nos 64 and 66: Formerly shown as Cottage range abutting King's Head Public House on east. Late C17 or early C18. Coursed stone rubble; two storeys and attics; four modern casement windows in plain surrounds; two chamfered square-headed doorways, that on left-hand side with modern porch; small original lights at rear and a three-light mullioned window in gabled end; angle dressings. Listing NGR: SK2792158277.' (2)