Public House. Two storey three bay rendered brick building, under a pitched gabled roof of pantiles. Two gable stacks. Transom light above entrance on front elevation. Not listed in White's Trade Directory of 1872, though a pub called 'The Brewer's Arms' may have been on the same site. Known as the Tempest Arms from at least 1887, named after the Tempest family, who owned the local manor. {1}{2}{3}