[2] In 1535, it is rumoured Anne Boleyn stayed here when Henry VIII and herself passed through Quedgeley.

Later, expansion work added a second storey and the thatched roof was replaced with plain tiles.

The building faces west towards the road and at the front on the left-hand side there are two original large timber-framed gabled roof dormers with casement windows, on the right there are two more however these are brick additions with applied timber-framing.

On the north side, there is a half-hipped timber-framed gable end that leans inwards, and a raking dormer with two more small casement windows located towards the back of the building.

On the east side, there is timber-framed gable above a flat roofed addition.