The Clydesdale Inn

The Clydesdale Inn is a pub and listed building in South Lanarkshire, Scotland, United Kingdom. It operates as a licensed hospitality venue in the town of Lanark, offering food and drink in a historic building that is recognised for its architectural or historic interest. As a listed building, the property is subject to statutory protection, which shapes how the premises can be altered or developed. The inn maintains a public-facing website at clydesdaleinn-lanark.co.uk, through which it presents itself to customers and visitors. Its identity is closely tied to its role as a local pub and inn within the South Lanarkshire area, serving both residents and visitors to the region. The available evidence describes it simply as a pub and listed building in South Lanarkshire, Scotland, UK, and does not provide further detail on its founding date, ownership, or corporate structure.

The Clydesdale Inn is documented as a pub and listed building in South Lanarkshire, Scotland, United Kingdom. Its presence in the historical record as a listed building indicates that the property has been assessed as having special architectural or historic interest, and it is therefore protected under the relevant heritage legislation. The inn is located in the South Lanarkshire area, within the town of Lanark, where it operates as a licensed hospitality venue. The available evidence does not specify when the building was constructed, when it first opened as an inn or pub, or how its ownership has changed over time. It continues to trade under the name The Clydesdale Inn and maintains a public website at clydesdaleinn-lanark.co.uk. Further historical detail would require additional sources beyond the supplied evidence.

A local pub and listed building in Lanark, South Lanarkshire, serving the surrounding community and visitors.

• Pub food and drinks

  The inn operates as a pub, providing food and drink to customers.

1. 1The Clydesdale Innwikidata.org
2. 2The Clydesdale Inn official websiteclydesdaleinn-lanark.co.uk