For sale by auction Wednesday, 30th August 1837.
With Fruit and pleasure gardens containing 3A. and 2P. of productive Garden Land. Situated where Water Frolics are held, and the interesting Ruins of the ancient Gariononum.

For sale by auction Wednesday 18th August 1841.
Free and old-established Public House with fruit and pleasure Gardens. Freehold property including Dwelling House with large dining room, club rooms, bed rooms, parlours, large kitchen, bar, warehouse, cellars, dairy, pantry, wash-house, six horse stable and coach-house; with farming stable, cow sheds, piggeries.
In front, Skittle and Quoit Grounds, surrounded by Arbours and Sea boxes, and a large productive garden.
The Gardens being long celebrated as a favourite resort for Company in the Summer Season, being situated near that fine piece of water, Burgh Flats, where the Water Frolics are held.

At the Police Court, Wednesday 12th October 1887 it was heard that the previous licensee James Shreeve had sold up on 3rd October and James Buck was the new tenant of the CASTLE. Licence granted.


 Already closed by March 1906?
Application made Wednesday 14th March 1906 to transfer the licence to the QUEENS HEAD. Licence transfer granted subject to confirmation at the Ipswich Quarter Sessions.
The owners of the Castle Inn would give up the question of compensation under the circumstances.

Named on OS maps of 1885 & 1907.

Shown as Castle House in 1928