End Cottage Rose Cottage

Rose Cottage and End Cottage are mid-17th century cottages located in Burland. They feature a brick nogged timber frame and originally had thatched roofs, which have since been replaced with corrugated metal-sheet roofs. The cottages are single storey with an attic and have three windows. The facade consists of 16 panels, with 5-panel gables made of small framing and short angle braces. The windows include 2-and-3-light flush casements, with those at the attic level positioned in the gables and gabled dormers that have barge boards. There are 20th-century half-glazed doors set in brick half-glazed lean-to porches. The cottages also have wide boarded raking soffits and wide barge boards, along with small rear lean-to porches made of blockwork. Plain brick stacks with two flues are present. Inside, the cottages feature bevelled beams and exposed ceiling joists.