12029

11-13  

II  

Designated  

01/07/1974  

30/11/2005  

The Millford Arms Inn  

11-13 Cartlett  

Pembrokeshire  

Haverfordwest  

Haverfordwest  

 

195720  

215658  

S  

Situated at W end of Cartlett overlooking A40, on corner to Cambrian Place.  

Commercial  

 

Early to mid C19 inn, oiriginally the Lamb and Flag. The inn was used for feeding some 2,000 visitors in December 1853 on the occasion of the arrival of the South Wales Railway at Haverfordwest. It was latterly called the Milford Arms, marked as such on 1888 O.S. The inn now incorporates also No 13 Cartlett.  

Inn, painted roughcast with slate close-eaved roof and small red brick chimneys on ridge and at right end. Long two-storey front in two parts under single roof, three-bay main part to left and two bay service range to right. The two parts are at a slight angle. Left side has three 12-pane sashes above two C20 small curved bow windows on roughcast curved bases and centre door. Three steps up to doorway with panelled pilasters, frieze and small flat hood over. Panelled door with two flush panels and four sunk panels. Stuccoed plinth. Right section has two similar 12-pane sashes above, one to left, one to right, and two below, one to left, one to centre, and a square-headed former carriage entrance at right. End wall has marks of former attached building to W. The former No 13 Cartlett to left, at slight angle. Later C19 with much higher ridge line, similar eaves, and red brick right end stack. Painted lined stucco. One bay front with large first floor oriel renewed in C20 uPVC over ground floor triple window also in uPVC. C20 door to right.  

Interior not inspected.  

Included for its special architectural interest as a late Georgian inn prominent at the entry to the town.