Listed Building record MDR3280 - The Gate Inn, Well Street, Brassington

The Gate Inn, Well Street, Brassington, built in 1616, altered in 1874. 'The Gate Inn. A lintel over a blocked door is dated 1616. Some mullioned windows may be of this date but much enlarging and refashioning was done in the 18th century.' (1) From the National Heritage List for England: 'SK 22 54 5/50 13.9.67 BRASSINGTON WELL STREET (South Side) The Gate Inn GV II Public house. Dated 1616. Altered 1874. Squared coursed limestone with painted dressings. Plain tile roof. One gable end and two ridge brick stacks. Projecting eaves band. Two storeys, three bayfront. North elevation - to west of blocked doorcase with lintel inscribed 1616 (now partly filled with iron bar casement), a projecting gabled stone porch. Gable datestone inscribed '1874'. To east of blocked doorcase a recessed and chamfered window with modern casements. Above this and porch, two 3-light recessed and chamfered mullion windows with casements. To east again a C19 door with glazing bar sash above. Beyond door to east a single storey gabled projection with stone copings and kneelers. Rear elevation has C17 windows, enlarged later that century. Interior has panelled parlour at south west end and remains of early partition incorporated into bar. Listing NGR: SK2298954213.' (2)