Pub review with rooms: The Carpenters Arms in Cambridgeshire has undergone an eye-catching refurbishment
Great British boltholes: The 250-year-old Cambridgeshire pub has been refurbished with a contemporary twist that makes both humans and dogs happy (there's even a canine menu) The Carpenters Arms now has a wrap-around glass extension that has created a spacious new facelift dining room, interiors include marble tables and lime green leather banquettes There are only four bedrooms, all named after a type of joinery joint, and the dogs are "positively encouraged"
In reality, the Wilbrahams are two villages, Great and Little, both dating from the Bronze Age, separated by the Little Wilbraham River. And the place to go for hospitality is the Carpenters Arms.
The 250 year old pub has recently been refurbished and the addition of a wraparound glass extension has created a spacious new dining area.
In reality, the Wilbrahams are two villages, Great and Little, both dating from the Bronze Age, separated by the Little Wilbraham River. And the place to go for hospitality is the Carpenters Arms.
The 250 year old pub has recently been refurbished and the addition of a wraparound glass extension has created a spacious new dining area.
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