The Church House Inn, Torbryan
Introduction
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Image: © Paul Hutchinson Taken: 24 Dec 2008
To the southeast of Torbryan church (Image) lies the 13th century freehouse, The Church House Inn. The Building, erected by stonemasons in 1340, has over the centuries incorporated many features from different periods of English history. This unique, part-thatched Country Inn is a "Grade 2" listed building.