One of the most exquisite and beautiful of ‘Olde English Innes’, this externally white painted and black timbered 14th century hostelry is in a class of its own. Inside are flagstone floor, oak doors with peg latches, with a curved settle, which may have been part of an indoors cock fighting pit. Two ghosts regularly haunt the inn. One , witnesses describe, as a beautiful young woman, awaiting the return of husband or lover from some foreign field of war. She selectively appears as a solid apparition weeping to the women on the premises. The other is a soldier dressed in a scarlet tunic and carrying a sword, which suggests he had been an officer. Coincidentally, as he appears there is the muted sound of a beating drum.