The Rattlebone Inn, Historic inn in Sherston, England
The Rattlebone Inn is a Grade II listed pub on Church Street in Sherston featuring traditional British architecture from its origins. The building serves both as a public house and restaurant where visitors can eat and drink throughout the day.
The inn gained Grade II listed status in 1986, protecting its architectural integrity and significance for the Wiltshire region. This designation reflects the building's importance to local heritage and continuity over time.
The inn takes its name from a warrior who fought at the Battle of Sherston in 1016 alongside Edmund Ironside against King Cnut. This local historical connection remains woven into how visitors experience the place today.
The inn sits in the center of Sherston and is easily found while walking through the village. Access is straightforward and staff are welcoming to visitors asking about food options or the layout of the space.
The inn maintains three boules pitches and hosts turnip tossing competitions, blending traditional outdoor games with pub culture. This unusual mix of recreation and hospitality makes it stand out in the village setting.
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