

grid reference TM 215 345

listed building grade II
Erwarton is part of the Arwarton parish
CAMRA Ipswich & East Suffolk branch.
last updated 19/12/2017
Erwarton Queen's Head
historical era: 21st centuryopened 17th century
closed September 2009
The Street, IP9 1LN
The precise status of this pub is currently uncertain. When visited in August 2015, it looked as if it might have been converted into residential use (it was certainly occupied), but as some signage is still up, it's difficult to work out if it's trading as a pub or not. If you have any information, please contact Tony.
An attractive two bar pub with splendid views of the Stour estuary which was popular with local ramblers.
There were many exposed beams and woodwork in both bars especially the split level lounge/restaurant area which also had low ceilings and led into the separate conservatory area. Some interesting local pictures could also be seen.
Closed since 2009, this pub was purchased in November 2010 and was allegedly re-opening when renovation work was completed, with the addition of a café and art gallery. There have been rumours of work going on in the middle of 2016, but there was no obvious sign of this when it was visited at the end of October.
(Most pub, location & historic details collated by Nigel, Tony or Keith - original sources are credited)
(some old PO directory information courtesy of londonpublichouse.com)