14 and 16 Severn Stoke

Nos 14 and 16 Severn Stoke are a pair of cottages built in the mid-19th century, constructed from red brick with applied half-timbering. They feature a charming gabled design with plain tile roofs and three decorative chimneys in the Elizabethan style, one of which has been renewed. The cottages are one and a half storeys tall.

The principal gable is half-timbered and jetties out, with a small wooden oriel window above a brick ground floor that has a three-light casement window with a gauged brick head. On the north side, there is a door set in a picturesque gabled timber porch, alongside one modern window, with half-timbering above and a small gabled half-dormer. The south side has a brick ground floor featuring two pairs of casement windows with gauged brick heads and a projecting timber porch. Above, the main roof is hipped at the south end, with one gabled dormer and a half-timbered gable over the porch that includes a pair of casement windows.

These cottages were part of the picturesque estate buildings of the Croome estate and were formerly used as a Post Office.