New Stanton Cottages

New Stanton Cottages is a terrace of twelve workers' cottages built in 1848 by the Stanton Ironworks. The cottages are constructed of red brick with stone lintels and feature a Welsh slate roof, complete with brick gable stacks and five brick ridge stacks. The building stands three storeys high and has a north elevation consisting of twelve symmetrical bays. There is a central round-arched through passageway, with the arrangement of windows and doors on the left side as follows: one window, two doors, two windows, two doors, two windows, two doors, and a window. The six bays on the right side mirror this layout. Most windows have wooden cross frames, except for the extreme left-hand window, which has a 20th-century casement. The stone lintels above the windows have a concave profile, and the doorways feature segmental arches with 20th-century half-glazed doors. Above, there are twelve 19th-century casement windows under concave-profiled lintels, and twelve smaller casement windows beneath the eaves.