The Castle Inn
This property is a Grade II listed building, primarily constructed in 1835, with a subsequent extension added to the front. Originally a hotel, it now serves as a welcoming town pub frequented by locals. The establishment features three distinct rooms, some of which boast original stone flooring. One room is particularly noteworthy for its striking carved stone fireplace, which houses a wood-burning stove. The pub is a hub for local community activities, hosting both pool and skittles teams. It offers a selection of guest ales, which can either be locally sourced or from national breweries. The landlord also has the privilege of access to exclusive and seasonal brews from Greene King. This charming establishment seamlessly blends historical architecture with a warm, community-focused atmosphere.