Beech Cottage Beech House

Beech House and Beech Cottage, formerly listed as Beech House, is a house built in 1764. It is constructed of stone-dressed brown brick laid in Flemish bond at the front, topped with a stone-slate roof and featuring flush gable chimneys. The building has two storeys plus attics. The original door has been replaced and is set within a case that includes an entablature. There are two windows on the lower storey and three on the upper storey, all with stone architraves and sills, containing small-pane casements; the left window on each storey has had its bars removed. The house has a projecting sandstone plinth and rusticated quoins, with an oval datestone positioned above the central window. Each gable has a casement window with an architrave similar to the front, although the window on the right gable is blocked. At the rear, there is a 19th-century wing.