Hillside Farm

Hillside Farm comprises three cottages, dating primarily to the 18th century but altered in the 19th and 20th centuries. The cottages are constructed of squared rubble stone, with hammer-dressed details, and have a slate roof. A rendered extension is present on the east side, and a gable is also rendered. They are arranged as double-depth, two-storey, one-bay cottages, with 20th-century porches added to the north side. Number 3 (the left-hand cottage) features three-light recessed windows with flat-faced stone mullions on both floors. Cottages numbers 1 and 2 have large 20th-century porches and four-light windows (of a similar style) on their first floors. The cottages have coped gables and two large brick stacks. The eaves line was raised, likely in the 19th century. South-facing windows include three-light designs, some recessed, and one with removed mullions. Small 20th-century porches are situated at the front of numbers 1 and 2.