CLOSED/DEMOLISHED
Closed Date: Nov 2012

This absolutely charming 300 year old inn was perhaps better described as a dining house and hotel. From the main road the pub was entered via a small porch. The main bar area was at the front, with some of the tables laid for dining; there was a small lobby type of area off it towards the back and another area off this to the side. There was also a separate room at the back which was used for diners and for functions. The main bar also included an old inglenook in which a real fire burnt in winter and there was another old fireplace in the side room. The pub was well known for its food. Accommodation comprised six en-suite rooms, one of which having a four-poster bed. Outside the pub were some very well kept gardens. The pub had a civilised atmosphere and boisterous behaviour had no place in it. Even the ghost was quiet and friendly. Unfortunately the pub closed late 2012 and is to be converted into houses.

Last Updated: 11 Jan 2018