The George Inn, a Grade II listed building was built in the 15^th century, during the reign of Henry VIII.  

The oldest part of the Inn is timber framed with brick infill and plastered.  Some of the original beams from the late 1400s can still be seen in the Public bar.  

Further additions were made during the 17^th century including the addition of the Saloon bar. The original  kitchens and the landlords parlour were added during the 19^th century.

Upstairs the Jacobean room still has its original door, so remember to duck when you enter!