1-5 Kingswood Cottages

A row of houses, likely dating from the early 17th century, with later alterations. The construction is timber-framed, exhibiting close-studding to the left side, with rendered infill panels. The centre and right sections appear to have roughcast rendering on timber framing, and the roofs are covered with old plain tiles. Brick stacks are visible. The row has two storeys and originally six windows. Entrance doors, featuring 19th-century gabled hoods supported by brackets, are positioned to the left, left of centre, centre, right of centre, and right. Windows are irregular casements. A cross-gable is present to the left of centre, internally supported by a Queen-post roof truss. A further Queen-post roof truss is within the left-hand gable end. The interiors were not inspected.