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A pink, two-storey brick building with a tiled roof and two chimneys, featuring outdoor tables and a van parked to the right.

Bell Inn Bottisham (RGL2025)

Bell Inn, High Street, Bottisham

History of the Bell Inn

Listed building

Public house, late C16 or early C17.

An exposed fireplace with a black metal hood and rough brick walls sits under a heavy, dark, horizontal wooden beam.

Bell Inn Bottisham (RGL2025)

In 2025 the landlord spoke of a ghost, named Roger, that has been seen on several occasions by current staff. It may be a coincidence that Roger Jenyns, former owner of Bottisham Hall, is depiected in detail in the parish church.

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  • folklore
  • Listed building
  • Public House
  • tudor

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