Wheatleys plaque

This commemorative plaque records: Wheatleys. Potentially the oldest surviving building in the village, pictured here in the early 1900s, thought to date back to the 15th century. At one time a guest house advertised for 'three guineas per week'. Recorded plaque organisation: Celfunde Inheritance.

The Wheatleys is potentially the oldest surviving building in the village, dating back to the 15th century, and was once operated as a guest house. Its historical significance lies in its age and architectural continuity, offering insight into medieval domestic architecture and later uses as hospitality accommodation.