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The Black Bull was situated on the High Street. This grade-II listed pub closed in 1957 and is now in residential use.
Listed building details:
House, formerly an inn. Early C16 and late C17 or C18. Painted local brick with plastered timber frame. Steeply pitched slate roof; rear stack and gable stack to north. Two storeys and attics, early C16 rear wing one storey and attic forming L-plan with stair turret in angle. East facade; band at first floor, three first floor recessed casement windows, three ground floor recessed casement windows in segmental brick arches including one window blocking original cross passage entrance. Interior. Large inglenook hearth with replacement mantel beam, exposed early C16 wall frames with similar bracing details to the Old Rectory High Street, Landbeach, and reused jetty joists. Main range has stop-chamfered pine ceiling beams. No original partitions to upper chambers.
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