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Royal Hill Inn, Edgerley

Royal Hill Inn, Edgerley (Royal Hill)

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Operator: Independent

Edgerley, SY10 8ES (View on Google Map)

(01743) 741242

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Historic Interior

(External, Key). Published on 14-11-2021

(External, Garden). Published on 12-04-2016

Tribute to former Landlady. (Garden). Published on 12-04-2016

Not so long ago, the Royal Hill was quaint, having a delightful unspoilt servery, snug and an old fashioned parlour. This has now changed in that, although the servery and snug remain, it has been extended into the adjoining outbuildings and an extension added. There's an increased emphasis on food and most of its six rooms are now used for dining. That said, it's still an attractive pub and has a faithful following of drinkers in addition to the many diners. Its location by the River Severn makes its popularity easy to understand. There are tables and chairs on the bank, but in recent times an attractive viewing hut has been added. It's possible therefore to take in the views of the river, the Breidden Hills and even Rodney's Pillar. And a poignant touch is the bench in the front of the pub which is in memory of Ruby, the landlady who used to reign supreme here. Camping is possible at the back of the pub's grounds and caravans are admitted also.

Information for this venue is provided by the Shrewsbury & West Shropshire Branch of CAMRA

Previous Names
Local Authority: Shropshire
Last updated: 26/08/2023
Last surveyed: 25/08/2023
Leasehold owner: unknown
Freehold owner: individual
Pub ID: SHR/4791
Asset of Community Value

One star - A pub interior of special national historic interest

Listed status: Not listed

This pub, with its fine views, was built in 1777 according to its date-stone, though the brickwork suggests a 19th-century refronting. The original rooms are the front bar, created by two high-backed settles to form a passage from the door, and the tiny rear servery with a Victorian counter. The lounge on the left and room on the right are converts from private accommodation; the former recently lost its 'front room' style with the introduction of modern furniture. Another change, in the bar, has seen a short passage created to access the right-hand room. Two further rooms to the left of the lounge were sculpted out of a former stables. Hatch service to two rooms.

General information about historic pub interiors

Set on a quiet road beside the River Severn, this pub has fine views. The building is dated 1777 on a stone at the front although the brickwork suggests a 19th century re-fronting. Original rooms are the front bar created by two high-backed settles to form a passage from the door, and the tiny servery at the rear with a Victorian counter. The lounge on the left and the room on the right are former private rooms. The lounge has recently lost its 'front room' style with the introduction of modern furniture and a new brick interior to the old fireplace. Three of these four rooms have quarry-tiled floors. Recently the fireplace in the bar has seen changes including the creation of a short passage to access the right-hand room. To the left of the lounge two rooms have been created out of the former stable building. Hatch service to two rooms.

General information about historic pub interiors

Monday

Noon - 11:00pm

Tuesday

Noon - 11:00pm

Wednesday

Noon - 11:00pm

Thursday

Noon - 11:00pm

Friday

Noon - 11:00pm

Saturday

Noon - 11:00pm

Sunday

Noon - 11:00pm

Monday

5:00pm - 8:00pm

Tuesday