Description

TL 7833 SIBLE HEDINGHAM SWAN STREET (East Side)
11/321 No. 46(The Bell Inn with
return wall of Alderford
Grange, Alderford Street
21 6 G2 to left. q.v. 11/217)

GV II

Public house. C16 or earlier origin with later additions and alterations.
Timber framed, and rough rendered first floor. C19/C20 red brick faced ground
floor. Red plain tiled roof hipped to right. Left and rear right red brick
chimney stacks. Central moulded brick band. Two storeys. Three window range
of small paned vertically sliding sashes. Shutters to ground floor. Central
two panelled door with four lights in rusticated surround with moulded frieze
and keystone, moulded pediment over. To the left is the return wall of
Alderford Grange, of which The Bell Inn is the southern part. This area
continues the red tiled roof and is hipped to left, has a front external painted
gault chimney stack, flat headed dormer, parapet, and one window range of small
paned vertically sliding sashes. Brackets of the original jettied front are
visible internally as are stop chamfered bridging joists and moulded round
headed doorway.

Listing NGR: TL7831033673

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26565989

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