Community-owned, 14th century Grade II listed timber-framed pub located in the middle of the country village of Ash. The decor is simple with wooden floors, panelling and furniture adding to the warm, comfortable environment.

Inside there's a large main bar area with a cosy restaurant at the back, which can also serve as a function room.

Adnams beers feature alongside a guest ale. More ales maybe served at busier times.

There's an interesting, well-priced menu, with a Vietnamese twist to some of the dishes. On Sunday, a roast is served, that alternates each week.

At the back there is a large garden and Bat & Trap pitch.

There's parking at the nearby village car park.

Historic England Entry: 1052354
Kent’s Public House Archive: Chequer Inn, Ash