Believed to have been originally three cottages built in the late 18th century, the Three Horseshoes is a two and single storey detached property of painted rendered elevations beneath pitched tiledroofs. The attractive trading accommodation briefly consists of an entrance hall leading to the bar area with two open-plan rooms leading from it, both of which can be used for casual dining and drinking. The area consists of a timber bar servery, part tiled and wooden flooring, feature fireplace, beamed ceiling and steps down to a sunken dining area. The area provides approximately 38 covers in total. The lounge bar area provides an additional 24 covers with a timber bar servery, feature fireplace and perimeter seating. The pub also benefits from Ladies and Gents W.C.s, a good sized commercial kitchen with fridge and freezer store off and a basement beer cellar.
The accommodation over the first consists of both domestic and rooms previously used as letting accommodation. The domestic accommodation comprises a kitchen, shower room, bedroom, and lounge with main bedroom, with ensuite bathroom, off. The letting accommodation consists of three double bedrooms, with ensuite shower rooms. Stairs from the first floor landing provide access to an attic room with could also be utilised as an additional letting room. To the exterior the pub is situated in a plot of c.0.673 acres and benefits from a picturesque lawned garden with mature shrub borders, a covered paved terrace and picnic bench seating for c.60, and a good sized car park to the front, side and rear providing space for 20 vehicles.
