Bell Hotel

The Bell Hotel is a coaching inn with a 19th-century façade that covers an older building. It is constructed of stucco and features a tile roof. The inn has two storeys and an attic, with four windows across a wide, symmetrical front facing south. The east side has been altered. The building includes a parapet with coping stones and a moulded cornice, first-floor bands, stone cills, and a plinth. There are two dormers with hipped roofs. The windows are sashes set in exposed frames. On the east side, there is a two-storeyed angular bay, with a window on each side at the ground floor, previously an entrance, set below moulded heads with brackets and linked by a cill band. The central former carriage entrance features a Tuscan Order and has a panel above that is incised with 'Market Inn 1767', along with a golden bell motif within an arched frame. The opening has been narrowed by diagonal boarding, which contains a double door.