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The Wheatsheaf was situated at 42 Station Road. This grade-II listed pub was present by 1807 when the publican was Thomas Taylor It closed c2021.
Source: Kathy Ludlow
Listed building details:
Public house. C18 and C19. Colourwashed roughcast render, apparently containing some timber framing. Clay tile roofs, that to RH part of slightly steeper pitch. Front block is in 2 parts, LH part a 3-window range, earlier RH part a 2-window range with lower eaves level. 2 storeys and attics. LH part has central doorway containing 6-panel door and surmounted by flat hood on cut brackets. To RH is canted bay containing sashes with glazing bars. Other ground and first floor windows are 2-light casements with top lights, all with glazing bars. Attic has 2 hipped dormers containing 2-light casements. RH part has 2-light casements with top lights and glazing bars. Coved plaster eaves cornice to RH part only. Red brick multiple ridge stack at junction between 2 blocks. Various additions project from rear.
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