Miners Arm and outbuildings

The Miners Arm and outbuildings is a Grade II listed public house in Brassington, in the Derbyshire Dales district of Derbyshire, England. The listing covers both the pub building and its associated outbuildings, recognising the group as a heritage asset of special architectural or historic interest. It sits within the historic village of Brassington, a limestone village in the Peak District fringe, where the pub serves as a local amenity for residents and visitors. As a listed building, the Miners Arm is subject to statutory protection: alterations, extensions and demolition require consent, and the outbuildings are treated as part of the same listed entity rather than as incidental structures. This shapes how the pub can be refurbished or repurposed, and it is a common consideration for operators of heritage pubs in the area. The pub trades under the name The Miners Arms and maintains a website at theminersarmsbrassington.com. Its name reflects the area's historic association with lead mining and quarrying, a common naming pattern for inns in Derbyshire's mining villages. The business operates as a village pub, typically offering drinks, food and accommodation or function space, though the exact current service mix is not documented in the available evidence. Ownership, tenancy and any brewery affiliation are not established by the supplied sources. The entry is therefore limited to what is verifiable: its identity as a Grade II listed pub with outbuildings in Brassington, Derbyshire, and its public-facing web presence.

The Miners Arm and outbuildings is recorded as a Grade II listed pub in Brassington, Derbyshire Dales, Derbyshire, DE4. The Grade II designation indicates a building of special interest warranting preservation, and the listing explicitly extends to the outbuildings as well as the pub itself. Brassington is a village in the Derbyshire Dales with a long history of lead mining and limestone quarrying, and the pub's name follows the tradition of naming inns after the local industry. The available evidence does not record a construction date, architect, or the date of listing. It also does not document changes of ownership, brewery ties, closures or reopenings. What can be stated is that the building group survives as a listed heritage asset and continues to be used as a public house, with a dedicated website under the name The Miners Arms. Further historical detail would require local archive or Historic England listing records, which are not included in the supplied sources.

A heritage village pub in Brassington, Derbyshire, operating from a Grade II listed building with outbuildings.

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