1 pm to 4 pm: See the accommodation upstairs
Two attractive but contrasting buildings make up the complex formerly known as Wenns. No. 9 is brick, rendered later, an early 18th-century two-storey building. Then no. 10, a mid-19th-century corner to the High Street with Ionic pilasters to the door. The building was first used as a pub in 1872, when the licensee was Simon Claxton Luckly, who was succeeded by James Wenn in 1877 and Lizzie Wenn in 1889.
