Description:Dating from 1886-1887, this building was originally a club and reading room funded by Lord Burton for his estate workers. It was designed in Tudor style by architect Robert William Edis. Rangemore Club has a snooker and billiards table reputedly played on by King Edward VII on one of his visits to Rangemore as a guest of Lord Burton.
It has since become a private members' club. Around 2010 it was still known as Rangemore Club Coors. By 2021 it was known as The Rangemore free house. It is currently (2026) closed for refurbishment.