Was a stopping place for coaches.

58 year old Patrick Brett pleaded guilty of stealing, on 3rd July 1853,  a coat belonging to Mr. Charles Pierce. He was sentenced to eight months' imprisonment, with hard labour.

Marked as uninhabited in 1901 census.

Tuesday 7th February 1905 - Licence renewal referred to session to be held 7th March 1905 on the grounds that the house was redundant and unnecessary. Provisional licence issued.

Renewal of licence was refused Friday 23rd June 1905 on the grounds of redundancy and being unnecessary. Bullards offered no opposition to the licence being referred to compensation.

Freehold property referred for compensation 14.08.1907 by Bullards

Site of present Post Office.
 

Charles Pearce is only given as a blacksmith in the 1851 census.