This large and spacious landmark pub built in the 1730s, reopened May 2013 after a substantial refurbishment that enhanced the Georgian heritage of the original building, and created a new courtyard garden. There are 3 fireplaces (one 'real'), several separate seating areas, and a number of windows and doors are listed. The Victorian hall to the back of the pub has also been opened up. It is situated next to Marble Hill Park and a short walk from the river Thames. Their web site states 'Our pub is really for adults; however, well behaved, younger children are welcome seated at a table in the bar up until 6pm and in the restaurant until 7pm'. The Crown was sold to Young's PLC in March 2020.
It underwent major refurbishments—including enhancing its original Georgian layout, opening up a Victorian hall at the rear, and adding a courtyard garden—before reopening in June 2023.
Historic Interest
A historic landmark pub located near Marble Hill Park. The original structure was built during the late 18th century (around the late 1700s), serving as a local coaching/public house amid an area previously characterized by open fields, orchards, and grand Georgian country estates. The building was designated as a Grade II listed building by Historic England on 25 May 1983.
This Pub serves 1 changing beer and 2 regular beers.
Changing beers typically include: Harvey's - Sussex Best Bitter , Surrey Hills - Shere Drop
Cask Ale
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