Numbers 19-21, Grange Cottages and Attached Stable

Numbers 19-21, known as Grange Cottages, and the attached stable, date from 1689 and the 18th century. They are constructed of ashlar and coursed rubble, topped with Collyweston stone slate roofs, and stand two storeys high. The earlier cottage features coped gables, with the southern gable displaying a datestone marked W 1689, and has stone end stacks. The ground floor includes a three-light stone window with an ovolo-moulded mullion and a cornice above, along with a door set in a moulded architrave beneath a large open pediment. A similar three-light window is found on the first floor. The 18th-century cottage is positioned at an oblique angle to the east of the original cottage, featuring a coped east gable and three two-light windows with plain raised architraves on the first floor. The ground floor has, from left to right, a small single-light window, a blocked door, a two-light window similar to those above, and a 20th-century door within a lengthened window opening. The stable to the east has two round-headed doorways flanking a semi-circular window, with a gabled dormer above.