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The Pheasant was situated at 30 St Giles and closed as a pub in 1956, being converted to offices and is currently home to an accountancy firm. This grade-II listed building was built in the early 17th century. It is first recorded as a pub in 1792, when it was leased by Hall’s Brewery from St John's College.

Listed building details:

RCHM 187. House on corner of Keble Road. Early Cl7 2-storeyed rubble and a timber-framed with cellars, 2 gables and a brown tile roof. There are modern additions. The bracketed oriel 6-light windows in the 1st floor and the 5-light windows in the gables are mainly original. Interior: RCHM 179 b. Includes 2 good Cl8 panelled rooms on the ground floor and fireplaces. Restored 1962.

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