87041

47  

II  

Designated  

01/07/1974  

30/11/2005  

The Fishguard Arms Inn  

47 Bridge Street  

Pembrokeshire  

Haverfordwest  

Haverfordwest  

 

195386  

215857  

 

Situated at right end of short terraced row, also known as Old Bridge, at SW corner of the Old Bridge.  

Commercial  

 

Early to mid C19 large inn in short terraced row, presumably on ancient site by the Old Bridge. Marked as an inn on 1888 O.S. In Sir Richard Colt Hoare's c.1800 view of the Old Bridge the inn may be the building shown with catslide roofs over eaves-breaking upper windows.  

Inn, painted stucco with slate close-eaved roof and small brick left end stack. Gutter carried on corbels. Three storeys, four bays, the second bay had only the original door (which in 1974 had chamfered jambs, flush-panelled 6-panel door and traceried overlight), since replaced by a window to match those to left and right. The other three bays have original square 6-pane sashes to top floor, renewed plate glass first floor sashes, of slightly different lengths, that to left bay the shortest, and ground floor smaller plate-glass sash windows of even size. Left end gable faces river and has one-window range with door to left.  

Ground floor interior altered.  

Included for its special architectural interest in an important position at an abutment of the Old Bridge.