Good Pub Guide Recommended
Once the village smithy and two cottages, this handsome thatched place is tucked away in a pretty village. The beamed bar has a mix of locals (and maybe their dogs) and visitors, windsor chairs around good solid tables on the patterned carpet, a few standing timbers, a huge heavy-beamed inglenook at one end with cosy seating inside, and a good warming log fire at the other. Flack Manor Double Drop, Sharps Doom Bar and a guest like Palmers Copper tapped from the cask, a fine choice of wines with 18 by the glass and proper farm cider; friendly service. A decent-sized garden includes a terrace and a lawn sloping up towards a rockery. The pub is well placed for walks in beautifully folded countryside - an attractive bridleway behind goes to the left of the woods and over to Church Hill. The ensuite bedrooms are nicely fitted out and comfortable.






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