Rose Cottage, And Outhouse Adjoining

Rose Cottage, dating from around 1700, is a cottage with an adjoining early 19th-century outhouse. The cottage is roughcast with a clay pantile roof, featuring gable copings and end stacks. It has a coved wall at the eaves, stands one and a half storeys tall, and consists of two bays. The ground floor has late 19th-century sash windows with late 20th-century imitation shutters, while the first floor has Yorkshire sash windows located under the eaves. The single-storey outhouse extension to the left has a boarded door leading to the house on the right and boarded double doors on the left. Inside, the cottage retains original beamed ceilings.