The building dates from the 17th century and was a pub in Nelson's day changing its name from the Admiral Nelson to the Lord Nelson when the naval hero was made a peer in 1797. It is situated in a beautiful quiet village directly opposite a 14th century church, which was a mixed blessing since the church had the pub closed in 1905 and it did not reopen until 1971. In its present form the Nelson has retained the low beams and intimate alcoves that befit its age; an impressive paved garden has been added that is very popular in the summer. Food oriented, with breakfasts also served from 9am to 11:30am (11am on Sundays). There is also a shop on the side selling a variety of goods and produce.