December 1987
Known as the COLD BLOW
Built by Robert Marsham as a Hostel for the destitute, following robbery
by `assumed types, one stormy night' in 1832.
Original house said to have stood at the Four Cross Roads but rebuilt
`in the low' following the coach and four of owner Robert Marsham being delayed in
congestion caused by parked carts and carriages.
Part of the Freehold Sporting Property to be Sold by Auction, Saturday 26th
May 1866.
Included with the Inn were 750 Acres of Arable and Pasture Land and 270
Acres of Valuable Plantation.
Damaged by
fire at about 5:00pm Sunday 12th July 2010.
A Fire Brigade spokesman said it was ` a very serious fire in an old
building. There has been substantial damage.'
The old bar and family area were most affected.
Re-opened May 2011
Described September 2019 as `a Restaurant cum Hotel'
when awarded an AA Restaurant Guide Rosette
