The Britannia 4 Church Street, Boston, PE21 6NW

The Britannia Public House which was originally at 4 Church Street and later merged with the attached 6 and 8 Church Street is a three, two and single storey end of terrace property. The property has a main elevation to Church Street with a curved corner elevation that wraps around the eastern corner of the building, returning southwest along a narrow access laneway between the Britannia and the site of the former fish market to the southeast.
The internal accommodation briefly comprises an entrance porch via the curved doorway, leading to the main bar and trading areas. The trading areas are split into sections with a single bar servery, pool room, a lower-level area with DJ booth and wooden floors; and a rear room, with AWP and boxing machines and access to the riverside terrace.
The pub also has Ladies and Gents W.C.s and two further rooms to the rear of the pub, that are used for storage.
The domestic accommodation is situated over the upper floors and briefly comprises a lounge, bathroom (with separate W.C.) over the first floor, with stairs up to a domestic kitchen. A separate staircase provides access to two additional rooms on the second floor.
To the exterior, there is a small terrace to the rear of the pub, overlooking the river. A storage shed, housing a boiler, is accessed from the terrace.