Morley Cottages

Morley Cottages is a pair of houses built in the mid-18th century, with early 19th-century end extensions and 20th-century outhouses at each end. They are constructed of red brick with black headers and feature steep old red tile roofs. The two-storey houses, which include attics, have doors that meet in the middle and internal end gable chimneys. The stairs are located on the middle wall, and there is a lower two-storey end extension on each side. The front faces north and has a floorband, chamfered brick corbels supporting gable parapets with overhanging brick coping. Each house has a two-light flush casement window beneath a segmental arch on each floor, along with a small window above the two doors under similar arches. The ground floor features a two-light front window for each extension and one on each floor of the gable end, with a small casement window in the attic of the main house.