Six Bells

The Six Bells is a two-storey, five-window building likely dating from the 1930s. It is constructed with whitewashed roughcast on a rubble base. The roof is slate, with moderately pitched slopes and oversailing eaves, and rendered stacks. Decorative gablets with sinuous bargeboards are positioned above the second and third windows from the left-hand side. The windows on the first floor are Gothic style, with two lights and small panes. The ground floor windows are broadly similar, with a modern window to the left. Two modern brick porches with hipped roofs are present. The doors are from the 1930s and are partially glazed.