The Antelope Hotel, on the west side of Cornhill, is of two and three storeys with walls of coursed stone, brick and some stucco and is built round four sides of an open yard with a carriageway through from east to west. The south and west ranges comprise an L-shaped building of the late 16th or early 17th century but the south range has been much altered and heightened subsequently. The other two ranges are mainly of the 19th century. The street front is divided into three bays by stone pilasters and also dates from the 19th century. Grade 2*
The site was surveyed by 'J.G.B' of the Ordnance Survey Archaeological Division on the 10 October 1980. His field notes are recorded on the OS record card as follows:
No change: name confirmed [1].
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Index: National Monuments Record. NMR Monument Record. SY 69 SE 125.
<1> SDO131
Index: Ordnance Survey. Ordnance Survey Records. SY 69 SE 125.
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