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Cawston is a hive of history
including our Church St. Agnes', to
find out more about our village and some of it's history, visit the
village
web site at www.cawstonparish.info.
There is evidence the building of The Bell Inn Public House was
here in1673 as a beam in the bar ceiling bears that date, however,
the
first licensees date from the year 1830, it was formerly known as
the Chequers and later the White Horse before being the Bell.
In recent times alterations have been made, there were two separate
rooms and a corridor, the corridor has been removed to make one
large room, the alterations carried out are still in keeping with the
building maintaining the original atmosphere of a village pub.
In 2005 Michael and Drina have turned the once large function
room on the second floor of the property into three bedrooms,
two of which are twin bedrooms plus one bedroom containing a
king size bed; all bedrooms have en suite, toilet, washbasin and
shower all have TV's, radio alarm clocks, tea and coffee facilities,
there is a separate entrance into the bedroom block so there is
no need to go through the pub.
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Bell
Inn Cawston
