1995

Lot No. 80 in sale of Coltishall Brewery 14th - 17th September 1841.
Then described as `lately re-built. in a substantial manner, of brick and stone'
The building consisted of :- Parlour, Bar Cellar, Kitchen, Pantry, Club-room, large Dining-room, three Bed-rooms, and three lean-to back rooms. A Lofty Fish-House (divided into two rooms), Cooperage and Warehouse, cart-shed, Stabling for six horses, Wash-house, and a paved Yard enclosed by folding Gates.

Offered For Sale by Auction Wednesday 11th September 1850, late in the occupation of James Marshall and then of Sharman Payne.
With Fish-house, Warehouses, Stable, Cart-shed and other Outhouses.
Also a large Yard, Drying Ground, Garden and Skittle-ground adjoining.

Lot No. 19 in sale of Reepham Brewery Saturday 8th June 1878.
Then let to John Banyer at nominal rent of £8.00 p.a.
Property described as:
A Flint built House comprising, Good Tap Room, Bar & Parlour, Cellar & Pantry, Five Front Bedrooms; also a Private Sitting Room, with Separate Staircase; Paved Yard in rear in which is a Wash House, several Storerooms & Cart Lodge; Stable Yard at side of house with Detached Stable & Skittle Shed; Also a Large Garden behind the whole with Beet House.
The Freehold was purchased by BULLARDS.
Rebuilt c1930
 
Offered for sale January 2012
`Prominent freehouse less than 50m from the sea....
......2 trade areas and well equipped kitchen serving 90 covers with large garden and 20-25 parking spaces'.
Closed and a private dwelling by 2016