Originally built in 1695 during the reign of King William III, The Kings Arms is constructed of local limestone and boasts a local reed thatched roof, the interior retains much of the charm which you would associate with a heritage building from this period and has recently undergone a substantial but sympathetic refurbishment. The cosy bar area with stone fireplace rises up to the cottage room dining area which can seat up to 35 diners, this space then flows into a conservatory extension which can host a further 26 diners.