Pub
Arkell's
The Freke Arms, Swanborough
Hannington
Host
Dave & Karen Longman
Where
Swanborough,
Hannington,
Swindon,
Wiltshire
SN6 7RN
Tel
(01793) 762297
Website
The Freke Arms is situated on the Hannington turning on the B4019, 1 1/2 miles from Highworth (A361) and 2 1/2 miles from Blunsdon (A419) in the heart of the north Wiltshire countryside.
Now known as The Grill On The Hill - the home of steaks and pub classics!
- dog friendly
- daily specials & theme nights
- dining area seats upto 80 people
- fantastic views from pub garden
- plentiful free parking
- caravan pitches available
- coaches are welcome by appointment
Disabled access and toilet facilities are available.
Private parties & wakes can also be accommodated.
As well as a large car park, a 3/4 acre paddock is available for extra parking or for special events, i.e. car rallies etc & caravans pitches are available.
Coaches are welcome by appointment.
A little bit of history
Named after a family of local landowners, The Freke Arms was built in the early 1800s on the instructions of (then known) Henry Freke to entice the farm workers over from the nearby Quaker village of Stanton Fitzwarren.
Bought by Arkell's in 1892 and altered to its present state in 1966, it still retains much of its character of pubs of that era, one of its main attractions with customers of all ages. Traditional food and a warm, friendly welcome are two more of the trademarks of this comfortable and genuinely unspoilt pub.
Now known as The Grill On The Hill - the home of steaks and pub classics!
- dog friendly
- daily specials & theme nights
- dining area seats upto 80 people
- fantastic views from pub garden
- plentiful free parking
- caravan pitches available
- coaches are welcome by appointment
Disabled access and toilet facilities are available.
Private parties & wakes can also be accommodated.
As well as a large car park, a 3/4 acre paddock is available for extra parking or for special events, i.e. car rallies etc & caravans pitches are available.
Coaches are welcome by appointment.
A little bit of history
Named after a family of local landowners, The Freke Arms was built in the early 1800s on the instructions of (then known) Henry Freke to entice the farm workers over from the nearby Quaker village of Stanton Fitzwarren.
Bought by Arkell's in 1892 and altered to its present state in 1966, it still retains much of its character of pubs of that era, one of its main attractions with customers of all ages. Traditional food and a warm, friendly welcome are two more of the trademarks of this comfortable and genuinely unspoilt pub.