Rose and Crown Inn, Garden Cottage and Cautley Cottage

The Rose and Crown Inn, Garden Cottage, and Cautley Cottage are a group of buildings dating from the mid-18th century, with alterations made in the 19th century. They are constructed of coursed rubble with cut dressings and feature slate roofs. The buildings are two stories tall and consist of ten bays arranged irregularly.

There is a boarded door located between bays 3 and 4, a renewed door in bay 6, and a vertical-panelled door between bays 9 and 10, with the latter two set in irregular-block surrounds. The fenestration varies: bays 1 to 3, which belong to the Rose and Crown, have margined sashes; bays 4 to 6 contain windows in stone surrounds; and bays 7 to 9 feature windows with raised panels on the lintels, except for a 19th-century shop window with two arched lights in bay 7 and a small casement in an older blocked doorway in bay 8.

The building has stepped and corniced end stacks, along with four rebuilt ridge stacks. To the right of bay 10, there is a small gabled projecting outbuilding that has a boarded door on its left return and a stone slate roof.