Green Farm Cottage

Green Farm Cottage is a 15th-century cottage located in Abbots Ripton on the southeast side of The Green. A bay was added to the southwest end in the 19th to 20th century. The cottage features a timber frame with exposed and rendered infill, a half-hipped reed thatched roof, and a red brick ridge stack from the 17th century. It has a single range of five bays, including a chimney bay and an intermediate truss. The building is one storey with an attic and has two dormers on the front. There are five small pane ground floor windows, which include hung and horizontal sliding sashes, and a doorway that was inserted into the southwest end of the front wall. The wall framing is similar to that of Chestnut Cottage on Hall Lane and the west crosswing of Moat House on Moat Lane, also in Abbots Ripton. It features a middle rail, weathered close set studwork, and downward wall bracing, with front and rear wall plates that have long, tabled scarf joints.

Inside, two of the tie beams have been cut, and a collar-tie beam has been inserted into the one on the southwest side. The partition wall at ground, first floor, and attic levels may also be an insertion. The main beams are broad and stop-chamfered, and there are back-to-back inglenook hearths.