Grapes, Croston

The Grapes is a Grade II listed building dating from the late C18 and early C19. It is believed to have held the local courtroom upstairs and still retains a room with original cell bars. It is in a prime position on the main street through the village opposite the ancient parish church and pack horse bridge over the River Yarrow. The layout has three rooms around a central bar and a separate restaurant to the rear. There is ample seating outside. Food from the extensive menu is served in the restaurant and throughout the pub Wednesday to Sunday. There is a function room on the first floor. In common with other pubs in Croston there is a boules pitch where the pub team plays in the Croston & District Boules League. No cask ale is currently served.

Reference 24/00405/FUL

Alternative Reference PP-13054539

Application Validated Thu 06 Jun 2024

Address The Grapes Hotel 67 Town Road Croston Leyland PR26 9RA

Proposal Internal refurbishment of all rooms, reinstatement and repair of structural parts of the building where required including the replacement of all windows and minor changes to internal wall and door locations and external works to provide external seating, minor landscaping works and a covered seating area (retrospective)

Status Granted

Decision Permit Full Planning Permission

Decision Issued Date Tue 17 Sep 2024

Historical Information

Historic England