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The Carpenters Arms was situated at 54 St Leonard's Street. This grade-II listed pub is now used as a bed & breakfast establishment. It has an 18th century main range and a rear wing built around 1855. It was probably built by one of the Kidson family of carpenters who lived there from 1702 to 1772. By 1801 it had become a public house.

Listed building details:

C18 or before. 2 storeys in ashlar, Stone slate roof. 2 yellow brick chimneys. 2 longer and 2 shorter windows with C19 glazing. 2 rectangular stone bays with hipped stone slate roofs, modern glazing. Plain 4-panel central door.

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