Bull Inn, Faversham

15th century (pub claims 1409) timber framed building with first floor overhanging on heavy corner brackets - it has an interior little altered since c.1960. Steps to the front door and inside it what looks like an off sales hatch in front of you. On the right is the 'Saloon' - has a 'Smoke Room' etched window and two decorative ones. This small room has a counter that looks to date from c.1960, a brick fireplace that might be 1960s and fixed seating that is not that old. There are two bar back fittings at right angles - the one on the rear of the servery with glass shelves and looks to be from the 1960s.

On the left the public bar and the parlour (see exterior etched windows) have been combined with the door to the parlour still there on the left. This room has a distinctive bar counter front that looks very 1950s (the pot shelf is a later addition with the frontage in a similar style), the bar back fitting could also be from the 1950s. Until the 1990s there were short partitions on the window side creating seating booths. On the Parlour side there is a large brick fireplace that looks to be of 1930s bricks. Good colourful leaded lights throughout. All the doors have wording that could date from the 1950s (or earlier?). A small function room at the rear has a bar - part brick with wooden panels and tiled top probably from the 1960s. Opens at 4 Mon to Thu.