Circa 1691 - The Brewers Arms Public House in Brightlingsea 03 July 2021 - grade II listed

Circa 1691 - The Brewers Arms Public House in Brightlingsea, Essex 03 July 2021 - grade II listed.

 

The following is from the Historic England website.

Name: THE BREWERS ARMS PUBLIC HOUSE

Designation Type: Listing

Grade: II

List UID: 1111403

 

Public House. Circa 1691 documented building of possibly earlier origin, with later alterations and additions. Timber framed, plastered front and weatherboarded rear. Double range red plain tiled roofs. Central red brick chimney stacks. 2 storeys and attics with lower ranges to right. 3 flat headed dormers with small paned vertically sliding sashes. 2 similar rear dormers with C19 2 light casements. Dentilled cornice. 3 window range of mainly tripartite small paned vertically sliding sashes. Central 4 panel 2 light door, fluted pilasters with moulded capitals and bases, dentilled soffit to pediment. The right range with a single small paned vertically sliding sash and end chimney stack. Iron gutter brackets. New Street left return, weatherboarded, an attic and 2 first floor small paned vertically sliding sash windows. A blocked shop front with 3 pilasters and fascia, 3 light window, and end window and door. 2 first and 3 ground floor rear windows, one a bow and one with a canopy on brackets. Gabled weatherboarded porch to left. The lower left range with single window, C20 door, canopy on brackets. Philip Sainty - a founder of Yacht building in England, who built the schooner "Pearl" for the Marquis of Anglesea, lived in this building circa 1790

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