Flint Cottages

Flint Cottages is a pair of houses, originally three dwellings, built around 1830. They are constructed from flint rubble with white brick dressings and feature steeply pitched tiled roofs. The front has five bays, with the outer bays projecting and having cross gables. The cottages are one storey with attics. The central entrance has been blocked and replaced with a window, resulting in the three central bays having two-light small pane casements that are recessed and have cambered heads. The inner returns of the projecting outer bays contain entrances. There are timber uprights supporting a verandah in front of the central bays. The end bays feature three-light casements on the ground floor and two-light casements on the first floor, both with cambered heads. The gable parapets are coped with brick kneelers. In the center, there is a three-light gabled dormer, and cross axial stacks flank the central bays on the front slope, with a central stack on the rear slope. The right return has a two-light casement and a two-light dormer with a parapet, as well as one lattice light. There is a wing extending to the rear right with corrugated sheet roofing, weatherboarded on a red brick base towards the rear, and a ridge stack. A short hipped wing is located at the rear center, and there is a hipped angle to the rear left. The rear elevation is roughcast and has two gabled dormers. The interior has not been inspected. The cottages are included for their group value.