The Hatchet Public House
- Address: 27 Frogmore St
- Vicinity: Denmark St
- Phone: 44 117 929 4118
One of the oldest surviving pubs in the city, The Hatchet Public House is an English pub and a restored 17th-century timber framed Listed Building II in Bristol, England. - AsNotedIn
Public house. Dated 1606, largely rebuilt 1967. Timber box-frame with render, lateral rubble stacks and a pantile cross-gabled roof. Double-depth plan. 3 storeys and attic;; 3-gable range. The central gable has a symmetrical front with a jettied first floor, moulded decorative framing to upper floors, and boxed eaves. A central C17 ribbed 9-panel door, with flanking horned plate-glass leaded sashes. 2 canted 2-storey oriels have 8/8-pane sashes, with a 4/4-pane sash between;; a central canted attic oriel. Massive right-hand rubble stack. Gabled 2-storey right-hand block set back with a canted oriel over a pent roof, 6/6-pane horned sashes, 3/3-panes to attic, in exposed frames. C20 additions in a similar style to the left, and C20 cantilevered rear elevations. - Historic England