Converted 1/4/2017 to hotel use. Closed 8/1/2013. Planning Application 103188/FO/2013/N2 | Alterations to existing pub/restaurant including internal adaptations and erection of two storey and single storey extensions and roof dormer extension to rear change of use of ground floor entrance and first and second floors to form 8 bedroom Class C1 hotel with associated works to car parking and landscaped area. Granted 3/4/2014. History: Large detached Victorian Gothic Grade II-listed residence converted to pub-use in the 1980s. Originally a private residence named Milverton Lodge built in the mid to late 19th century. Since that time it had varied uses including that of a private hotel in the 1960s, before becoming a nightclub in the 70s. Some impressive internal features, and set in lovely grounds. A refurbishment a few years ago transformed it from a student drinking haunt to more of a student drinking and dining haunt. It ditched the cask beer in 2010 too. Former Tetley house at one time selling Tetley Mild, Bitter, and Ind Coope Burton Ale.