The following text is from the original listed building designation:
MINSTER A253 TR 36 NW 2/59 Prospect Inn - II Public House. 1939 by Oliver Hill in International Modern Cunard style, (his only public house commission) with sun lounge added in 1960's. Roughly circular arrangement of 3 (originally 4) bars and 2 storey brown brick rectangular residential block (also including a Games Room) to rear with pointed glazed stair- case light and flagstaff in front originally surmounted by star.Bars are partly of brick partly cement enclosed with metal casements. Interior has Games Room with original linoleum floor with motifs of tennis racquet and cricket bat and tiled fireplace. Public Bar has original panelling, bar, porthole light to ceiling, barquette seating and built in Darts Board. The Saloon Bar, (an amalgamation of the original small public and small saloon bar has wooden panelling original chrome and black light fittings and barquette seating. Restaurant (formerly Saloon Bar) has light oak panelling with 2 chrome and white plastic original light fittings, curved bar, tiled fireplace, barquette seating and original windows behind 1960s sun lounge. Another original linoleum floor is reported to survive here beneath the fitted carpet. Original doors throughout and same porthole windows. See Basil Oliver "The Renaissance of the English Public House" 1947 Alan Powers "Oliver Hill Architect and Lover of Life 1887-1968" 1989.
Listing NGR: TR3101065730

Formerly TR 36 NW 247

English Heritage, List of Buildings of Special Architectural or Historic Interest (Map). SKE16160.