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Seventeenth century timber-framed thatched house with later alterations

Public house known as the King's Head, prominently positioned at southern end of High Street forming focus to views.

Sixteenth or seventeenth century timber-framed house called King's Head House, refronted in the eighteenth century, formerly an inn and now offices

16th century wall paintings found during restoration work.

Roman tile fragments found in pit in early excavation

Post-medieval well found outside the King's Head

Iron Age pottery found during archaeological excavations

Early nineteenth century house, formerly King's Head Cottage, now Rose Cottage.

Early nineteenth century house and public house, known as the King's Head, with twentieth century alterations.

The King's Head, a fifteenth to sixteenth century timber-framed inn with seventeenth and nineteenth century alterations, much archaeological investigation has provided information about it's earlier history