103, Cockerton Green

This is a late 17th or early 18th century building, originally a two-window structure. It has a very steeply pitched pantiled roof with widely overhanging eaves. A chimney made of old bricks is located at the right-hand end. The right side of the building retains dressed stone quoins, remnants of what was likely a grander property that has since been demolished. The walls are rough rendered, and the building features sash windows with glazing bars set within near-flush wooden architraves. The front door is plain and has an oblong fanlight above it.