118,120 AND 122, MAIN STREET

This is a long range of three cottages, dating from around 1800. The cottages are built of granite rubble stone with slate roofing, brick eaves, and brick stacks at the rear right end, rear centre, and along the ridge. The front elevation features two storeys with ten three-light casement windows. Each cottage has a door, and No. 122 has a door and a three-light casement window sheltered by a small Swithland slate canopy. No. 120 also has a single-light window on the ground floor. Shutters are present on the ground floor of No. 118. A small 20th-century extension is located at the rear of the left end, a gabled 20th-century extension is at the centre rear, and two single-storey outbuildings extend from the right end.