The Duke Of Beaufort Public House

The Duke Of Beaufort Public House, trading as the Beaufort Arms, is a traditional country free house located in Hawkesbury Upton, South Gloucestershire, England, in the beautiful Cotswold Hills. According to Robert Millard of Hawkesbury Family History, the building dates back to 1602 and is Grade II listed. The pub is popular with both locals and passing trade, offering two comfortable bars with low-beamed ceilings and an interesting collection of pub, brewery and local memorabilia, as well as period dentist chairs. It serves dine-in and takeaway meals every lunchtime from 12 noon to 2.30pm and on six evenings per week, Monday to Saturday from 6pm to 9pm. The pub is dog-friendly in the Public Bar, which has been designed to cater for both walkers and pooches, though dogs are not allowed in the carpeted areas of the Lounge Bar and Dining Room. It is very near the Cotswold Way, with a short public footpath leading through the cricket field to the pub's car park. Disabled parking and access are available, with easy wheelchair access at the rear and easy-access toilets. The pub also supports local charity Props, which does general planting and care for its market garden, providing seasonal produce for the kitchen.

The Duke Of Beaufort Public House, known as the Beaufort Arms, is a traditional country free house in Hawkesbury Upton, South Gloucestershire, England. According to Robert Millard of Hawkesbury Family History, the building dates back to 1602 and is Grade II listed. The pub has two comfortable bars with low-beamed ceilings and an interesting collection of pub, brewery and local memorabilia, as well as period dentist chairs. It is popular with locals and passing trade. The pub is very near the Cotswold Way, with a short public footpath leading through the cricket field to the pub's car park. It offers dine-in and takeaway meals every lunchtime from 12 noon to 2.30pm and on six evenings per week, Monday to Saturday from 6pm to 9pm. The Public Bar is dog-friendly and designed for walkers and pooches, while the Lounge Bar and Dining Room have carpeted areas where dogs are not allowed. Disabled parking and access are available, with easy wheelchair access at the rear and easy-access toilets. The pub supports the local charity Props, which does general planting and care for its market garden, providing seasonal produce for the kitchen.

• Building dates back to 1602 according to Robert Millard of Hawkesbury Family History.

• Building is Grade II listed.

A traditional country free house in the Cotswold Hills, popular with locals and passing trade, offering crafted drinks, good food and a friendly atmosphere in a historic Grade II listed building.

• Crafted drinks

• Good food

• Dine-in meals

• Takeaway meals

• Sunday menu

• Charity menu

1. 1Beaufort Arms | Pub | Beaufort Arms, Hawkesbury Upton, UKbeaufortarms.com
2. 2The Duke Of Beaufort Public House - Wikidatawikidata.org