Bell Hotel

The Bell Hotel is a 2-storey building featuring a main range with a lower wing set back to the right and a higher 2-storey wing to the left, creating an L-shaped plan. The structure is constructed of random rubble sandstone with slate roofs, and the main range has a steep pitch. There is a stone stack on the right side of the main range and a brick stack on the left.

The main range has a three-window front with 12-pane hornless sash windows located beneath the wall plate. The lower storey includes tripartite sash windows flanking a central doorway, which has a replaced door and is sheltered by a recently added canopy. The left wing has a two-window front with 16-pane hornless sash windows set in brick surrounds. The side wall of this wing features a stepped external stack on the right, which has been rebuilt in brick above the eaves. To the left of the stack are two inserted casement windows in the upper storey, and a horned sash window in the lower left with a blocked door to its right.

A later, lower 2-storey projection is attached to the gable end of the left wing. The wing on the right side of the main range has a recently renewed slate roof and includes two inserted casement windows in the lower storey and one window above. Additionally, a lower projection against the right gable end has recently been raised to two storeys.

The interior has been modernised.