Pack o' Cards, Grade II* listed pub and hotel in Combe Martin, England.
Pack o' Cards is a centuries-old pub and hotel with four floors situated on the High Street of Combe Martin. The building combines guest accommodations with a bar and dining area where visitors gather to eat and drink.
Squire George Ley built the structure around 1690, creating one of the region's oldest continuously operating establishments. The building has undergone modifications over centuries while retaining its core character and historical importance.
The building served as a gathering place for writers and artists during the 19th century, drawn by its remote setting and creative character. This literary legacy continues to shape how people experience the place today.
The establishment offers multiple rooms for overnight stays and a pub serving food and beverages to all visitors. Its location on the High Street makes it easily accessible and convenient to find without difficulty.
The building was intentionally designed with references to a standard deck of cards, incorporating numerical symmetries throughout its structure. This playful architectural concept makes it memorable for visitors who notice these hidden details.
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