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Picture source: Pete Dakin

The Green Man was on Beaconsfield Road at the north end of the village. The building is 18th century and grade-II listed. In 2002 it became a guest house and now planning permission has been granted for change of use to residential.

Listed building details:

C18. Blue and red brick in header bond; old tile-hipped roof. Two storeys. First floor with 2 sashes and a bricked-in central window. Ground floor with 2 sashes with lattice shutters and a 6-panel door with door-case of Roman Doric fluted pilasters carrying an entablature only. On left hand, modern one-storey addition. On right hand, a single-storeyed lean-to with a sash window with shutters.

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