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The Valiant Trooper, Aldbury
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The Valiant Trooper is a family-run 'freehouse' and is renowned as one of Hertfordshire's friendliest alehouses.
Located in the quintessentially English village of Aldbury, the
Valiant Trooper sits at the foot of the Chiltern Hills and is within walking
distance of the National Trust's Ashridge forest. The village of Aldbury is famous for
the delightful duck pond and ancient stocks.
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Aldbury - on the edge of the Chiltern Hills in Hertfordshire
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The 17th Century cottages that comprise the Valiant Trooper have
served as alehouses for many centuries. The first traceable evidence is
when the property, then known as the Royal Oak, was left in the will of
one John Barnes in 1752. It then came into the possession of Isaac Dell
Master whose initials 'ID' and the date '1769' can be seen incised in the
brickwork alongside the main window.
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The welcoming bar at the Valiant Trooper
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The name changed to The Trooper
Alehouse in 1803 - rumoured to be because the Duke of Wellington once
met his troops here to discuss tactics. Today, this long tradition of
hospitality is continued by owners Beth & Beej Parmar. The Valiant
Trooper is a popular meeting place for local residents and visitors
alike.
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Aldbury duck pond and stocks, Hertfordshire
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The Valiant Trooper
Trooper Road
Aldbury
Tring
Hertfordshire
HP23 5RW
01442 851203
To enquire about vacancies or make a booking call us on 01442 851203.
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