Bull Cottage And Campden Cottage

Bull Cottage and Campden Cottage are two houses that were originally a single small house from the late medieval period, consisting of three bays. The southern bay features modern pargetting, while the northern bay has an exposed timber frame with leaning ground floor posts and curved braces supporting the first-floor jetty. The building has old tile roofs, with a hipped roof on the cross wing that projects at both the front and back. There are two gabled dormers and modern leaded casements. The entrance is highlighted by flat, consoled door hoods, and there is a large brick stack situated between the southern bays. Inside, there is an early 17th-century ceiling beam in the middle of the ground floor, which was formerly the hall. Additionally, there is a single-storey, 19th-century addition at the rear.