Privy And Attached Walls To South East Of Number 6 (The Bell Inn)

The privy and attached walls located to the southeast of Number 6 (The Bell Inn) date from the late 18th century to early 19th century. They are constructed from squared and roughly coursed sandstone. The privy features a corrugated iron lean-to roof and a 20th-century door, with a lintel that is likely a reset piece of late 12th-century stonework. The attached walls have rounded stone coping, with the east wall extending approximately 10 meters to the north of the privy, which is situated in the southeast corner, and the south wall extending about 43 meters to the west of the privy. The structure probably includes additional reset late 12th-century stonework, similar to that found at Number 6 (The Bell Inn).