Built in the reign of King Charles II, it began life as a coaching inn. Timbers from an old wooden sailing vessel were used in the construction, giving the pub its name. These exposed beams can still be seen in the Old Bar, which has a quarry-tiled floor and a large open fireplace. The other side has a relaxing room with sofas, and a restaurant extension with a traditional but more modern décor.
Outside, a large garden has numerous modern benches, a patio, pond, a large kids play area and several pétanque pitches.
Walking routes such as the Pilgrim's Trail pass close to the pub. Cyclists and horse riders are very welcome; there is a sizeable horse park in the garden.
Opening and meal times shown are March 2026 hours. May vary with season, check website.
Historic Interest
16th century inn, Grade II Listed. Historic England list entry 1157121
This Pub serves 1 changing beer (Not always on, but will be a Flower Pots beer) and 1 regular beer.
Source: National
Cask Ale
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