Description

LANGFORD STATION ROAD
SP2402-2502 (West side)
6/120 The Bell Inn
GV II

House, latterly divided into cottages, shop and public house, now inn. Mid-C17
remodelled and extended late C18 with early C19 additions. Painted uncoursed
limestone rubble; slate roof. Earliest part is to centre, eaves raised and
extended to right late C18: further addition to left in early C19. Two storeys.
Centre section has three C19 casements on each floor, 2 on each floor to C18
addition and one on each floor to C19 addition, all of 3 lights except for
centre on ground floor and those to first floor of centre section of 2 lights;
all those to first floor directly below eaves. Ledged doors to far left and far
right of C18 and C19 additions respectively, former with flat bracketed hood.
Integral end stacks to C12 part with shafts rebuilt in artificial stone. Interior.
Ground-floor room of C17 part (probably formerly 2 rooms) has chamfered spine beam
and exposed joists; stone-flag floor. Included for group value.
[2423]

Listing NGR: SP2489802672

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26495510

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