Oxfordshire village’s Tudor era pub up for £425,000 sale

The Wheatsheaf Inn in East Hendred has been listed by WTS Property Consultants, with the premises currently open and continuing to serve both food and drink.

The property dates back to the late 16th century, when Elizabeth I of the Tudor dynasty ruled England, with timber beams throughout, typical of buildings of the period.

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The listing states: “The original part of the building is noted as being of cruck construction, with timber beams throughout the building.”

Around 50 covers can be served within the pub which, according to its website, has served alcohol since the 1700s and was a beer-only establishment until 1960.

The Wheatsheaf Inn in East Hendred has been listed for sale (Image: WTS Property Consultants)

Across its around 0.3 acres the Grade II listed property has a smoking shelter, a commercial kitchen and a car park, with its first floor including several bedrooms.

WTS Property Consultants state that the “property will appeal to local licensed operators, restaurateurs and investors”.

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Currently the pub is open all week from midday to 2.30pm and 5.30pm to 9.30pm, excepting Sundays when it is open for lunchtime only.

It has a 4.6-star rating based on 160 Google Reviews and its listing notes it is well known for good food, with the business also offering meals as takeaways.

The operators of The Wheatsheaf Inn have been approached for comment.