Rhydspence Inn

A food-led 16th-century pub still retaining lots of small characterful rooms. The splendid timber-framed entrance porch is of a style seen only in the Welsh border area - the Welsh/English border is the insignificant brook that trickles through the garden. There is a room above the porch and an externally accessed open gallery. The original bar on the right was revamped c.1960 which is the date of the bar counter. The servery remains in its original position, but bar back shelves date from the 1980s. The rear lounge bar was created in c.1960 from former living quarters. There are a number of other characterful rooms including one converted from the former kitchen etc. Look for the old coach jack in the hall from the pub’s days as a coaching inn.