Built in the early 19th century and situated just off the A483 bypass on the Welshpool to Oswestry road. This roadside house is currently operating limited hours until a sale is completed. On Offas Dyke way this pub is popular with walkers in the summer and the hours will be extended during this period. There is a value for money Sunday dinner available at the moment but more food is planned shortly. There is a traditional bar and separate lounge area both with real open fires. The lounge has patio doors which lead out into a large beer garden which is visible from the main road. Given it's position a definite sleeping giant when out of the pubco's hands. In October 2014 a planning application was made to convert pub into housing. A petition and written objections were submitted to save this once prosperous inn. The application was refused and dismissed at appeal APP/T6850/A/15/3139726 on pub protection grounds in 2016. **Sadly the fight was lost for the Four Crosses Inn in February 2019 when Powys Planning gave consent for change of use to housing.**