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Picture source: Hania Franek

The Kings Head Inn was situated on the High Street.  A grade-II listed pub.

Listed building details:

Public house. c1820. Flemish bond red brick (painted); coursed rubble limestone; brick chimneys; plain tile and Welsh slate roofs. Two-storey with attic; 2-storey out-building attached at east end. Front: 4-window 16-pane sash fenestration with gauged brick flat arches; late C20 shutters. Off-centre round-arched doorway with C20 plank door and glazing. Four small-paned gabled roof dormers. Stone quoins to front corners of elevation. Brick chimneys to rubble gable ends, east end having off-centre attic casement with timber lintel. C20 altered rear wing at west end. C20 doors and windows inserted in outbuilding at east end, probably formerly stables. Various C20 additions to rear not of special interest. An inn has been recorded on this site since 1766. Has important position at road junction in village.

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