Bulcote Crossing Cottage

Bulcote Crossing Cottage is a railway cottage built in the mid-19th century, likely designed by architect T.C. Hine for the Nottingham-Lincoln Line. The cottage is constructed of grey brick with some ashlar stonework and features a pyramidal slate roof with a single brick chimney stack at the rear.

The building is two stories high and consists of three bays. It has a raised eaves band and a chamfered ashlar plinth. There is an ashlar sill band and a lintel band at the first floor level. A central gabled porch with a wide eaves overhang is supported by decorative brackets, and the bands follow the line of the gable. The entrance is round arched, with a panelled inner door. Flanking the entrance are single round arched panels with round arched casements, the left side featuring glazing bars. Above the entrance, there is a single central casement flanked by two smaller similar casements, all with flush wedge brick lintels.

To the right, there is a single-storey, single-bay extension from the 20th century that is set back from the main structure. The front facing the road includes a single round arched panel containing a two-light round arched glazing bar casement, with two additional glazing bar cross casements above, also with flush wedge brick lintels.