@LuttrellArms The Luttrell Arms (32-36 High St, #Dunster, #Minehead, #TA24) is a historic inn #Dunster, #Somerset, #England was built in the late 15th century and sits in the centre of the #medieval town of #Dunster. The property occupies the site of three old houses recorded from 1443, during which time two of them were conveyed to Richard Luttrell by William Dodesham. This lovely building was formerly a guest house for the Abbots of #CleeveAbbey. This Grade II listed treasure also has a 15th century window in the bar. The hotel has heavy molded oak ceiling beams, ornate plasterwork, an open timber roof with moulded arch braces, purlins, curved wind braces, a two-story gabled porch with a four-centered arch entrance, a medieval hall with a hammer beam roof, 12 light windows and a host of other spectacular features. It's rare we see such well preserved building dating to the 1400's. So, to be able to walk in for a drink is really something special. 🍻

#RIP Crispin & Crispianus, Dickens Inn, #Strood, #Kent