Listed Building record MDO15643 - The Goat and Tricycle (formerly The Pembroke Arms), West Hill Road, West Hill, Bournemouth

Public house, built about 1900, with a very rich Art Nouveau plus Arts and Crafts frontage. Ground floor has original faience tiled decoration. Three storeys with carriage entrance.

Public house. c1900. Red brick, tile hanging, hipped tiled roof with decorative cresting, gabled roof to carriage entrance extension, two lofty brick stacks; main roof with modillion cornice interrupted by two wide bays, and terminated right with large flat stone moulded 'Kneeler'. A lofty main block with projecting square wood bays breaking through eaves line, and each crowned with semi-circular pediment centrally to moulded cornice. To the left a wide carriage entry under flat lintol with one storey over. The whole in a very rich Art Nouveau plus Arts and Crafts tradition, generously detailed. Three storeys (two to carriage entrance) 1+2-windowed, a 2-light sash, left, and 3-light sashes at first and second floors in the bays, all with glazing bars plus Art Nouveau glass in upper sashes and plain glass below. Ground floor all as originally designed with central feature with quadrant returns to pair of doors, left, and single door, right, heavily moulded and detailed, over dark green and light green polished faience tiles with excellent original motifs including name of pub. Pair of original wood gates with iron cresting, carriage entry. Above the fascia to main block, full width decorative iron railing standing proud of bays and rich cast-iron decorative rainwater hoppers and drainpipes. An altogether excellent survival of an early C20 pub frontage. Interior not viewed.

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Mar 15 2013 5:53PM