St Mary's Cottage

St Mary's Cottage is an early 17th century timber-framed house that was remodeled in the 19th century. The exterior was pebbledashed during this time. It features an old clay tile roof with plain bargeboards and drop finials, and the chimney stack has paired hexagonal flues. The building has a T-plan layout with a jettied main wing and a cross wing on the right side. It is one storey with attics. The jettied wing includes a gabled dormer with a small-paned oriel window and a ground floor three-light casement window. There is a lean-to porch at the angle of the wings. The cross wing has a first floor canted oriel window and a ground floor three-light casement window beneath a drip mould. At the rear, there is a one storey lean-to built of gault brick with a hipped clay tile roof. The west end features another Victorian gault brick lean-to with a half-hipped roof, and the west elevation gable has a canted bay. Inside, the original house contains a fireplace made of limestone and Totternhoe clunch.