Home > Buckinghamshire > Speen > King William IV King William IV

Picture source: Movement80

The King William IV was situated on Hampden Road. This grade-II listed pub closed at  Christmas 2015.

Listed building details:

Public house. Documented 1668 but probably altered or rebuilt early-mid C18. Chequer brick, moulded plinth, dentilled first floor band course. Old tile roof, tall central brick chimney. 2 storeys, cellar and attic; 2 bays, formerly with 5 bays of windows. Barred wooden casements with segmental heads: 3-light in right bay; single and 4-light to ground floor left, 2-light to first floor left. Blocked window with original gauged head to right, other traces of blocked windows. Central door in C19-C20 gabled brick porch with depressed arch. Paired casement to attic in right gable. Single storey brick and weatherboard extension to right. Rear has lean-to of early C19 flint and brick and central gabled bay with stairs to cellar. Interior has been altered.

Do you have any anecdotes, historical information, updates or photos of this pub? Become a contributor by submitting them here. Like this site? Follow us on

Make email contact with other ex-customers and landlords of this pub by adding your details to this page.

Other Photos
Date of photo: 1999	Picture source: Roger Hillier