Building record 4151 - The Vale Royal Abbey Arms

Public house (LB 6/26) first identified on the Swire and Hutchings map of 1830. Dates from 1818 with later ninteenth century extensions. Constructed from red sandstone with a hipped Welsh slate roof and three stone chimneys. Originally called the Abbey Arms. Stables (LB 6/27) consist of rubble sandstone constructed in the main section with a central cart entrance with a segmental arched doorway (1).

<1> Lancaster Archaeological Unit, 2001, Cheshire Boreholes Cheshire: Archaeological Assessment, 66 (Client Report). SCH4257.

<2> Department of the Environment, 1971-2005, List of Buildings of Special Architectural or Historic Interest, 6/26 (Report). SCH1934.