Grove Cottage

Grove Cottage is a house built around 1860, likely designed by S.S. Teulon. It features snecked stone with white brick quoins and either brick or tooled-and-margined stone dressings, topped with a slate roof. The building has an L-shaped plan and is designed in a free Gothic style.

The east and south elevations are irregular, with three bays and fourteen storeys. The east elevation includes a central boarded door for No. 1, which is set under a steep-sided arch with a raised keystone and a hoodmould. The south elevation has a boarded door for No. 2, located under a pointed arch in the first bay. The windows are scattered and varied, featuring a canted bay (with renewed glazing) in the third bay on the south side, and a corbelled oriel above the door on the east side. Most windows are small-paned casements with stop-chamfered frames. The roof is steeply pitched, with gables and dormers. There is an irregular polygonal stone stack at the north-east corner, while the ridge and south-west corner stacks have been rebuilt in brick. An extruded outshut is present on the north side.