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| A black-and-white half-timbered medieval farmhouse, largely unaltered since first becoming a licensed house in 1848. Recently fully restored following a major fire in 2004. The artefacts within were collected by the Taplin family whose last member, Lola Taplin, bequethed the house to the National Trust in 1979. Of particular note is the 17th-century pewter collection. | | | | Coach parking needs to be pre-arranged. Catering to suit group needs | | |  | Group Visits
Average length of visit: 30mins. On-board coach welcome | | |  | Coach parking
Coach parking, 250yds, drop-off point 100yds. Only 1 parking bay, only 3 coaches per day | | |  | On site catering
Top quality cask ales, ciders, wines and home-cooked food using local produce. Asparagus special menu in May/June. Set menu, private room, out of hours catering available. Groups can reserve tables | | |
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