The Butchers Arms

The Butchers Arms is a Grade II listed pub in Sheepscombe, Stroud, Gloucestershire, England. Its website describes it as a gem in the heart of the Cotswolds combining traditional pub classics with real ales, ciders and handpicked wines, and offering overnight stays in two luxury shepherd huts named Annie and Rosie. The pub dates from around 1670 and sits in the Sheepscombe valley, which was once part of a Royal Deer Park used by King Henry VIII.

The pub dates from around 1670 and is located in the Sheepscombe valley, which was once part of a Royal Deer Park used by King Henry VIII. The famous author Laurie Lee, who wrote Cider With Rosie, lived locally and was a regular at The Butchers Arms; the pub's two shepherd huts are named after his mother Annie and after the famous R… (name truncated in source).

A traditional Cotswold pub combining classic and contemporary food and drink with countryside accommodation.

Product categories. Traditional pub classics · Real ales · Ciders · Handpicked wines · Shepherd hut accommodation

1. 1The Butchers Arms - Sheepscombe valley : Great food & drinksbutchers-arms.co.uk
2. 2Local Attractions & Walks - The Butchers Armsbutchers-arms.co.uk
3. 3The Butchers Armswikidata.org