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The Bell Inn was situated on Greenfield Road. This grade-II listed pub is now used as a restaurant of the same name.

Listed building details:

Public house. Early C17, reworked later C19. Timber framed structure, some exposed with red brick infill, some encased and some rebuilt in brick. Most brick areas colourwashed. Clay tile roofs. T-plan, main block 2 storeys and attics, cross-wing 2-storeyed. E elevation: casement windows, main block with 3 each to ground and first floors, LH gable with one to each floor. Most have C19 honeycomb leading. Moulded labels to main block ground floor windows and to gable first floor window. Main block also has 2 hipped dormers with 2-light casements with glazing bars. One C20 door each to cross-wing and main block. Cross-wing is jettied at first floor. Substantial red brick multiple ridge stack at junction with cross-wing. One integral and one external stack to RH gable end. Rear elevation: smaller 2-storeyed gable to L of cross-wing. To L of this outshut runs remaining length of building.

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