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Built in the 16th century as a farmhouse, this welcoming old pub was the origin of the Thurlestone Hotel and in the ownership of the Grose family since 1897. The interior has timber screens, walls adorned with old photographs of the area, and a ceiling with bowed black timber beams. These beams are reputed have come from the Armada hospital ship San Pedro El Mayo, which was shipwrecked near Hope Cove in 1588.
Takeaways may be possible.
Historic Interest
16th century
This Pub serves 1 changing beer and 3 regular beers.
Village Inn, Thurlestone