Old Windmill

Entrance to this 16th century building is down a long, flagged, panelled corridor. To the left a small room has inter-war panelling and fireplace plus a hatch to the bar. To the right is a delightful suite of three small rooms. First is a snug with recent panelling and a curious copper-topped counter. The second room is a gem. Entrance is through a narrow door and the room itself has ancient panelling, old leaded windows, a splendid black-brick open fire and black and red tiles in a diamond pattern on the floor, The third room has been opened-out on both sides though the skeletons of one wall remains. It has a large and very fine fireplace. Further back is an area called "The Yard" - because it's a former yard now covered with a glass roof. At the side a former outbuilding has been incorporated into the pub and contains the remains of an old brewery.