Numbers 1 And 2 Meadow Cottages

Numbers 1 and 2 Meadow Cottages are ornamental estate cottages built in the mid-19th century. They are constructed from coloured brick with buff brick and ashlar dressings. The cottages feature steeply pitched patterned tile roofs with decorated ridges and are designed in the Gothick Revival style.

The buildings have a plinth and two large grouped ridge stacks set diagonally. There is a cogged band at the first floor level. The cottages are two storeys high and consist of two bays in a T-plan layout. Most windows are glazing bar casements.

The west front includes two canted leaded bay windows, which are flanked by single doors that have gabled hoods supported by curved timber brackets. Number 2, located on the left, has a bargeboard. Above the bay windows, there are two large bargeboarded gables, each featuring a hipped oriel window with 20th-century glazing on a moulded corbel. There are three casements on the upper level, with each end having a casement that includes a hood mould, and above these, there are corbelled oriel windows. The rear of the cottages has a double gabled wing.