The Flints Cottage

The Flints Cottage is a barn that was converted into a house around 1800. It features a flint construction with red brick additions and gault brick facings. The roof is hipped and covered with pantiles, with the sections over the house finished in black glaze. The barn section includes two round-headed doorways and two upper windows on either side, which have been reduced in size but still retain some original glazing bars. The house has been largely rebuilt up to the first floor, with original openings blocked using red brick. There are two small windows on the ground floor that feature 19th-century glazing bars, while the remaining windows are 20th-century casements. A red brick chimney stack is located over the partition between the barn and the house, and there is a gault brick stack to the right that serves the kitchen. There is also a doorway at the rear.