72, Main Street

No. 72 on Main Street is a cottage dating from the 16th and 17th centuries, with an 18th-century wing on the left. The building has an H-shaped plan. The left gable is made of granite and slate rubble stone, while the center and right gables feature square panelled timber framing with brick nogging, including one panel with a herringbone pattern. The gable on the right has three panels and a stone plinth. The roof is covered with Swithland slate and has rebuilt end and central ridge stacks.

The cottage has two storeys with a variety of casement windows: three 3-light casements and one 1-light casement on the first floor, and two 3-light casements and one 1-light casement on the ground floor, along with a door that has a Swithland slate canopy above it, and a 3-light casement below. The windows in the left gable feature stone cambered lintels. There is an outshut with a door on the left end and a dormer on the right end. The rear of the building has stone walling with timber framing and brick nogging on the left gable. The right projecting wing has an end stack, casements with cambered lintels, and two French windows.