The Workhouse and Infirmary

Workhouse built in 1824, a last-resort refuge for the poor and destitute, now one of the best-preserved examples in the country.

Infirmary which supported ill Workhouse inmates, eventually adapting its role and response to care until decommission in the 1980s.

Various vegetable plots, orchards and rich pasture that once supplied food for Workhouse inmates, now nurtured by volunteers for purchasable produce.

Comfortable and reflective café offering hot and cold drinks, soups, sandwiches, snacks and cakes with seating indoors and outdoors.