Cradock Cottage

Cradock Cottage is an 18th-century house, potentially incorporating an earlier structure. It appears to be a rendered brick structure, although it may originally have been timber-framed. The house has a three-unit plan and a central axial stack. A side entrance leads into the property. The street-facing elevation has two three-light casement windows with fixed upper lights on the ground floor, and two six-light sash windows and one casement window above. The slate roof is hipped and features a catslide extension over the outshut on the left-hand side. A rear wing extends beyond the main body of the house.