DOE survey of The Stockwell Arms Inn. Grade II. Late C15 much restored. Two storeys, timber-framed and plastered, the roofs tiled. Cross wing at north end with the upper storey projecting on the west and north sides, moulded and embattled bressumer, heavy diagonal angle bracket with moulded capital carved with an angel (defaced), curved brackets supporting the overhang with shafts and capitals- though most of these now buried in the modern pebble dash plaster which covers the whole building between exposed studwork, much of it renewed. Two gables at south end front. Interior has moulded ceiling beams.