The Guild House is a part of the adjacent Parish Church in the heart of the old village. It accommodates the Parish Office and is also a meeting space.

The Guild House was originally constructed in 1412, built for the Guild of St Anne, a religious charity of the time. This Guild was dissolved at the time of the Reformation and ownership passed on.

The death of the then owner, a Mr Jackson, in 1912 saw the Guild House pass, at his bequest, into the ownership of the Church.

The Guild House , with its timbered gable and high chimney, sits adjacent to the Churchyard on Kenilworth Road. The timbered building to the left of it is St Anne’s Cottage, a separate building, but also bequeathed by Mr Jackson to the Church on his passing.

Today the Guild House is used for meetings and Church activities, but on Saturday mornings it opens as a coffee house, under the name Cobbles, and, in fine weather, has indoor and outdoor seating – find a free chair if you can!