34 and 35

34 and 35 are a pair of cottages, probably built in the early 19th century. They are made of deeply-coursed dressed limestone and feature stone slate eaves courses beneath a pantile roof. The cottages are two storeys high and have a total of three windows on the first floor. They are an asymmetric pair, with a later outshut at the rear. There is a 19th-century cobbler's workshop to the rear right and 20th-century garages to the rear left, which are not of special interest.

No. 35, on the left, has a boarded door with planted ovolo-moulded beads set in an ashlar surround, topped with a Tudor-arched lintel. It has flanking two-light mullioned windows with horizontally-sliding sashes in recessed, chamfered surrounds, and similar windows above. No. 34, on the right, has a similar door to the right of a matching window on each floor. There is an old brick end stack to the left and a rendered ridge stack on the party wall.