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The White Horse was situated at 30 Southill Road. This grade-II listed pub was present by 1822 and closed in 2015. It is now in residential use.
From The Good Pub Guide 2013:
Comfortable country pub with rooms off small front bar, Greene King Ales, enjoyable reasonably priced straightforward food from sandwiches up, friendly staff, picnic sets in big back garden, campsite.
Listed building details:
Public house. C18 timber framed building with later brick addition, the whole with courwashed roughcast render. Clay tile roofs, earlier block hipped to W end. L-plan, main block of one storey and attics, later block to NE of 2 storeys. Variety of casements, mostly C20, with canted bay and gabled dormer to main block. C20 gabled porch. Red brick double ridge stack to main block, red brick integral gable end stack to NE block.
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Picture source: Hania Franek