The Elwes Arms Inn

The Elwes Arms Inn is a 17th and 18th-century building consisting of two adjoining structures made of coursed rubble and topped with a thatched roof, featuring chimneys on either side. The inn has two storeys. On the left side, there are two upper sliding casement windows and two ground floor sash windows, along with a 19th-century bay window in the center that has seven panes wide and one deep, set on a brick plinth. On the right side, there are two first-floor leaded casement windows and a ground floor sash window that is five panes wide, located beneath a keystone and a flat arch. There is also a six-panel flush door on the left, and all ground floor sash windows have two panelled shutters.