Glendale Two Hoots

Glendale and Two Hoots is a pair of converted estate cottages, originally built around 1841. The cottages are constructed from square tooled stone, featuring tooled-and-margined quoins and dressings, and are topped with a Welsh slate roof. Each cottage is a single storey with four bays. The end bays have renewed half-glazed doors, while the windows are small-paned casements set in 2-light mullioned windows and part-blocked doorways with flattened 4-centred heads within square frames. The gables have pitched coping on moulded kneelers at the ends and between the cottages, with finials on the end gables. Each cottage also has a central stepped-and-corniced ridge stack. The buildings were formerly known as Widows' Row and are included for their group value. The altered rear outshuts are not of special interest.