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Naughton Wheelhouse

previously known as: Wheeler's Arms, Wheel inn

Real Ale sold

Real Ale is available here

Whatfield Rd, IP7 7BS

01449 740496

grid reference TM 024 491

opened 12th cent

owner Free House

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Traditional pub

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opening hours:

  • Mon: 1700-2100
  • Tue: closed
  • Wed-Fri: 1700-2300
  • Sat: 1800-2300
  • Sun: 1200-2230
  • May close early depending on trade.
(Times last updated 14/07/2014)

regular real ales

3 changing beers [H]

listed building grade II

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Naughton is part of the Nedging with Naughton parish

Local licensing authority for Naughton is Babergh

CAMRA Ipswich & East Suffolk branch.

last updated 15/03/2017

Please mind your head upon entering this delightful, friendly but small rural, thatched pub with very low beams in the main bar. In fact the traditionally tiled floor is now much lower (by about 30cm) than it once was and is now below ground-level.

The more spacious public bar can be noisier and also leads to a games room with a pool table and darts. There is always an interesting selection of ales available and a garden to the rear of the pub offers a nice place to relax on sunny days. The nearest bus stop is on the main road between Bildeston and Offton.

Beer served through handpulls Beer served through handpulls

Separate public bar Separate public bar

Traditional pub games available Traditional pub games available

Real fire Real fire

dogs-welcome Dog friendly

Pub is accessible to disabled customers Pub is accessible to disabled customers

Quiet pub - no electronic games, piped music or jukebox Quiet pub - no electronic games, piped music or jukebox

parking parking

Beer garden or other outside drinking area Beer garden or other outside drinking area

(Most pub, location & historic details collated by Nigel, Tony or Keith - original sources are credited)

(** historic newspaper information from Bob Mitchell)

(*** Last Orders is a free local newsletter - published by Suffolk CAMRA memers since 1978)

Note

Historic picture (1910) in gallery shows a tree stump which has now disappeared as as the large wooden shed. To left end of the building a small, pitched roofed lean-to shed can be seen which was still there in 1975 but has been demolished since - picture supplied by Nancy Gibbon (landlady)