Wheatsheaf

Brick built pub fronting the street, the fittings do not date from any one era but there are strong signs of an inter-war refurbishment. A flagstone passage runs from the front door to the rear patio. A snug at one end has separate side entrance and inter-war (?) bench seating throughout. Good-quality low panelled counter (possibly Edwardian or older) forms part of a square servery, the rest of which contains much later fittings. Behind the servery is a small area with a bar counter at least 40 years old. The room is now opened up to a rear lounge which houses an interwar style brick fireplace. Across the central corridor there is a further lounge with rather chunky bench seating throughout and a curved servery, which was moved from the opposite corner of the room some years ago. Outside lavatories.