1-19, HODGE LANE

This is a terrace of cottages located on Hodge Lane, dating from the late 18th century. The cottages are built from hammer-dressed stone and feature a graduated stone slate roof with brick chimney stacks. Each cottage has three storeys and one bay, with a double-depth layout. No. 19 serves as a workshop that runs the full length of the upper floor.

No. 1 is slightly different, having three bays, two of which are two storeys high and were built later. It features 16-pane sash windows and a canted bay window on the ground floor. The other cottages each have a door and a three-light casement window with square-cut surrounds on the ground and first floors. Cottages numbered 3 to 9 have two two-light flat-faced mullion windows on the second floor, while cottages numbered 11 to 17 each have a similar four-light window.

The ridge chimney stacks are prominent, and there have been some alterations: No. 3 has enlarged ground floor windows, No. 9 has had its mullions removed, and No. 15 has blocked mullion windows. At the rear, there are various two-light casement and mullion windows, along with separate doors leading to the workshop level.