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Tranquil 16th-century inn,this rural hideaway retains its original flagstone floor, oak doors and inglenook fire place. In summer the lawned garden, with babbling brook, is a delight. Located in the heart of Ibberton, mentioned in the Domesday Book this picturesque village, has one of only three churches in the county dedicated to St Eustace and is an ideal setting off point for walkers on the Wessex Ridgeway.
Historic Interest
Late 18th century Grade II Listed. Historic England list entry 1324471
This Pub serves 1 changing beer and 1 regular beer.
Ibberton, Ibberton
Source: Regional