Three Cottages C40 Metres North West Of Cock Hall Farmhouse

These are three cottages from the 18th century, located about 40 meters northwest of Cock Hall Farmhouse. As of 1984, they are derelict and have been repurposed as a chicken house. The cottages are constructed from dry-jointed flat random rubble and feature a stone slate roof with gable chimneys. The front part consists of two bays, with an additional separately-roofed cottage attached at the rear of the second bay. The buildings are two storeys high; each has a simple doorway on the right side, with the second doorway featuring a small slab cornice. The ground floor includes a slab-mullion window with two and three lights, and there is one square window on the first floor. The right return wall has a doorway with a plain surround, and the gable of the rear extension has one three-light window on each floor, although the lower window is damaged.