Park Gate Inn, Over Peover (Olde Parkgate Inn)

Brick-built village pub still retaining six small rooms. The exterior lobby has seating on either side. A passage with a parquet floor, fielded panelling to picture frame height on the right hand wall and a partition wall on the left with a row of frosted glazed panels along the top runs from the front door to the public bar in the centre of the pub. This small room has a parquet floor, a 1930s brick fireplace with log fire, a couple of settles but the bar fittings were replaced in the early 2000s.

At the rear right is the small tap room which has a red quarry-tiled floor, another inter-war brick fireplace with a log fire, fixed bench seating on two sides but service is via a recently replaced small bar counter almost a hatch. On the left are two more small rooms now almost joined together by a wide gap. The front one with the partitioned wall to the passage and an old latch door has a carpet over a parquet floor and another 1930s brick fireplace. The rear one has a parquet floor, a 1930s brick fireplace and settle seating.

To the right of the passage is the lounge, a room that is much larger than the others with a part parquet floor, another 1930s brick fireplace, two settles and a small counter where the front looks a recent replacement. At the far right there is door with ‘Private; on the door which is the sixth room and brought into use when the pub is busy. It has a parquet floor and another different 1930s brick fireplace.