6-10, CROCKET LANE

A range of three cottages dating from the late 17th and 18th centuries. The cottages are constructed of coursed rubble stone with quoins. They have a thatched roof with moulded stone, brick, and stone ridge stacks, six in total. The cottages face a driveway with a gable facing right. The front elevation has seven casement windows, arranged as two 2-light windows, followed by five 3-light windows; the last two have stone mullions and hood moulds. There are two doors, one central to the left and one central to the right. Six eyebrow dormers are positioned above, comprising two 2-light windows, a 3-light window, another 2-light window, and two 3-light windows. On the left-hand gable is a 2-light window above a 2-light window. On the right-hand gable is a door with a canopy and further casement windows.