Description

AMESBURY SALISBURY STREET SU 1541 (north side)

11/68 The Bell Inn

II Hotel, 1908, replacing earlier hostelry. Limestone with flint panels, rendered on first floor, red tiled roof. Two storeys. Irregularly designed facade comprising, from left, a forward stack of chequerwork, shouldered at first floor level, and carrying two very tall diagonal brick shafts. At ground level, a recessed entrance with moulded segmental arch. To right, bay window with tiled roof. Beyond, two doors with segmental stone canopies divided by narrow lights, and name plaque over. Right bay set forward with timber framed carriage arch, narrow gable on first floor between raised buttresses. Windows to first floor timber and leaded, that in gable over bay window of three lights, the centre light arched. Gable stack to right end. Carriage arch has gates with bobbin turned balusters and spiked iron top cresting. Interior altered.

Listing NGR: SU1540841459

External Links

• Wikidata Q26604634

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