The Angel Inn

The Angel Inn, likely dating from the late 17th or early 18th century, is a timber-framed building. It was previously known as the White Horse Inn until 1814. The building has an unusual shape, consisting of a central three-story portion with a gable at each end, each portion featuring one window. To the north and south of this are smaller two-story sections, each also with one window, and pentice roofs extending upwards toward the main building. A small section of upright wall (approximately one foot) separates the pentices from the main roof. Dormer windows face north and south within the pentices. The ground floor is timber-framed with painted brick infilling, while the upper floors are plastered. The roof is tiled, and the windows are casement type.