The King’s Head (The Low House) – Laxfield

The Kings Head, locally known as the Low House, is a rare gem of a pub. Nestled behind All Saints Church in the beautiful rural village of Laxfield, it offers a glimpse of a bygone world whilst serving the needs of its 21st century patrons.

This fine old 16th century thatched pub has no bar but serves beer straight from the casks in the Tap Room.

The interior is largely unchanged since the 19th Century with small drinking rooms, high backed settles and a warm open fire in the winter. In the Card Room, the Farmers’ table, the Settle and the dining room, there is plenty of space to relax and enjoy this unique Suffolk pub. The pub has a beautiful large garden, once the village bowling green, to be enjoyed when the weather is fine.

Since April 2022 Marie and Gareth took ownership of this Free House pub with a focus on supporting small local breweries. The beers often include Earl Soham’s Victoria and Albert Ales and the Green Jack Brewery’s Golden Best and Trawlerboys. Beers can often be drank by the Humpty Dumpty and Nethergate Breweries.

The property has 3 bedrooms in the stables adjacent to the pub. Breakfast is served each morning using locally sourced produce and home cooked meals are served at lunch and dinner times.

All year round

• Family friendly
• Highchair
• Dog friendly
• Groups welcome
• Wi-Fi
• Parking
• Garden