The Old Bakery believed to have been built in 1595 is a building which has seen other uses than a bakery over the years.
In 1855 it was owned by John Grant who lived there as a grocer and in the 1880s John and Martha Collett took over.
By 1923 the building had been used as a post office for several years.
The Old Bakery is a detached, Grade II listed property. The original thatched house has a later Georgian addition and has been further extended in latter years with a garden room linking the main house and the original bakery which still retains the old oven door.
The old bakery now forms the kitchen for the property.
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