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The Bell Inn was situated on the High Street.  This grade-II listed pub is now in residential use.
Listed building details:
House, formerly the Bell Inn. Late C16 or early C17 with C19 extensions to rear and south-west. Hall range with cross-wing to north-west, lobby entry. Timber framed and plastered, painted brick to first floor and plinth. Thatched roofs. Cross-wing plain tiled. Large red brick stack at junction with cross-wing with three tall diagonal shafts, side stack to south-east. Street elevation has three first floor horizontal sliding sashes and two at ground floor to hall range with shutters, two similar windows to cross-wing. Boarded door approached by steps. Interior has one large inglenook hearth and one sealed hearth; stop chamfered ceiling beams.
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