The Peveril has a very local, non-touristy clientele, the quintessential Isle of Man pub. Looking out over Peel harbour, the Peveril is arguably best visited just before sunset - in summer outside in the beer garden. It has the usual pub games and indoor seating areas and two bar rooms. Snacks, toasties or crab baps will be available during summer months.
Historic Interest
First licensed in 1825 though estimated build date was in 1730 and was at one time the home of Captain George Savage the High-Bailiff until 1802.
A large private residence until c1825 (High Bailiff's house) when it became an Inn. Crown St entrance leads directly into the Public Bar, which has a solid bar back (1930s?) now painted red and white and with simple wood shelving. Outward sloping slatted wood bar counter front (the top is a replacement) and brass footrail. Panelled ceiling and similarly styled bench seating. Modern flagstones and large modern fireplace and surround. Across the corridor is a further bar with slatted wood panelling but with more modern fittings.
A large private residence until c1825 (High Bailiff's house) when it became an Inn. Crown St entrance leads directly into the Public Bar, which has a solid bar back (1930s?) now painted red and white and with simple wood shelving. Outward sloping slatted wood bar counter front (the top is a replacement) and brass footrail. Panelled ceiling and similarly styled bench seating. Modern flagstones and large modern fireplace and surround. Across the corridor is a further bar with slatted wood panelling but with more modern fittings.
This Pub serves 2 changing beers and 2 regular beers.
Peveril, Peel
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