The village of Seer Green dates back to at least the mid-14th century when, it is claimed, Edward, the Black Prince built a hunting lodge now known as Hall Place. However, a Norman map dated 1086 shows a hamlet named “Manor of Sere” (meaning dry). Edward, gained his epithet of Black Prince as he mostly used a black shield and armour during his leadership duties fighting the Hundred Years war battles in France. He was an early Prince of Wales.
We don’t think the Three Horseshoes (pictured, below) likely dates from such early times but probably came into being during the mid-1800’s and it is known that three pubs were available in the heart of Seer Green.
Today the pub is run by a young couple, Russell & Ellie, who have extensive experience running pubs in London, and a passion for the Hospitality Industry. They are now enjoying the country environment and people of the lovely villages and towns in the beautiful rolling hills of the Chilterns.
Their primary mission is to provide a wonderful relaxing atmosphere for you to enjoy a refreshing drink, or a longer stay with a meal and good wine, featuring fresh, local produce.