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Picture source: Hania Franek

The Princes Head was situated on the High Street. This grade-II listed pub closed in 1914 after which it was in retail use for many years before being converted into residential accommodation.

Listed building details:

House and office, formerly an inn. Late medieval origin, but with C17 internal features. Circa 1900 red brick front. Steep-pitched plain tile roof. One and a half storeys with 2 gabled casements at eaves level. Segmental-headed double door with windows each side, the right one a double-hung sash. 3 bays. Centre bay has a heavy chamfer-stopped floor beam and some late-C17 panelling. Right bay probably once an open hall. Left bay formerly a cross wing.

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