Public House. Painted brick building in English Bond, under a hipped and gabled slate roof. Two gable and two ridge stacks. Windows are 2x2 and 2x2x2 casements with painted concrete or stone sills. Two long ranges of outbuildings to the rear together with the main building form a large courtyard, open to the south. The eastern range is single storey, while the west appears to be one and a half storeys. Both are of brick construction with gabled tile roofs. Robert Hind listed as victualler at the Bull Inn in both White's 1856 and 1872 Trade Directories. {1}{2}{3}{4}