Known as the Church House, this picturesque village and community pub dates from 1777. Six handpumps in the beamed bar area offer a varied range of beer. Traditional bar billiards is played in the games room which stands on the consecrated ground of the parish church. A steep staircase leads to a fine "secret garden" with picnic tables for barbecues and a roomy sheltered area. Children are welcome in the large garden. Home-made food available for events for small and large groups.
Historic Interest
Partly on consecrated ground. Believed to be very old in part
Ancient inn which has evolved gradually over time but still preserves its historic room divisions and some high quality internal fittings of various dates. Four rooms. Tudor-style features in the main bar-lounge suggest inter-war refurbishment work by former owners Dutton’s, but the fireplace and behind-bar arch are of greater antiquity while the counter and settles are clearly modern. The other rooms include a second lounge, with settles, and a tap room with a simple fireplace and good fitted seating in deal.
Ancient inn which has evolved gradually over time but still preserves its historic room divisions and some high quality internal fittings of various dates. Four rooms. Tudor-style features in the main bar-lounge suggest inter-war refurbishment work by former owners Dutton’s, but the fireplace and behind-bar arch are of greater antiquity while the counter and settles are clearly modern. The other rooms include a second lounge, with settles, and a tap room with a simple fireplace and good fitted seating in deal.
This Pub serves 5 changing beers and 1 regular beer.
Savile Arms, Thornhill
Changing beers typically include: Bank Top - Dark Mild , Marston's (varies) , Ossett (varies)
Source: Regional