Signed as 'The Chequers Country Inne'. This was originally a farmhouse during the reign of King George III (1760-1820), and features old oak beams and granite floors throughout. The side entrance foyer leads into what is known as the main bar. To the front of house is the rather bizarrely named back bar, and between the two bars there’s a snug with a dart board. To the rear of the pub is a restaurant area and a large function room. Adjacent to the main entrance is an outdoor terrace furnished with picnic tables.