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Picture source: Hania Franek

The Bell was situated on New Street. This grade-II listed pub is now used as a teashop.

Source: Howard Hill-Lines

Listed building details:

Early C17 timber-framed house with later C18 stuccoed front. Two-storey. Plain tile roof. Modern neo-Georgian ground floor. Two windows above, glazing bar sashes. Angle quoins. Wooden naive classical eaves cornice with bead and anthemion moulding. Embossed plaster decoration between windows, swags and plant tendril with printed  date 1668, formerly "Estd. 1668". Exposed timber-framing within and in rear gable. Formerly the Bell Public House.

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