From farmhouse to inn
Dating back to around the mid-1600s, the building was originally a farmhouse at the hub of the community. People gathered here socially, welcomed by the farmer and his family. Over time it became known locally as ‘The Crown Inn’, because the Royal Mail was delivered here.
From the outside it is a picture-postcard Northumberland country inn. Inside, it has a warm country charm and homely atmosphere: open fires, exposed stone walls, oak beams, a traditional bar and an eclectic mix of Northumberland memorabilia.