Cottages Attached To West Of Archway House

This is a row of three cottages attached to the west of Archway House, dating from the 18th century. They are constructed of Flemish bond red brick and topped with a red pantiled roof. Each cottage is two stories high and features two windows.

The cottage on the west side has a single ground floor window beneath segmental brick arches, a first floor sash window with glazing bars, and a six-panel fielded door with two upper glazed panels. The central cottage includes an early 19th-century shop window on the ground floor, which is a fixed casement with glazing bars set in a reeded architrave, complete with corner paterae and a moulded projection cornice. It also has a first floor sash window with glazing bars and a six-panel raised and fielded door set in a deep reveal.

The eastern cottage features a single ground floor sash window under a flat rubbed brick arch and a first floor sash window with glazing bars. Two of the first floor windows are blocked. The building has a ground floor brick plinth, a first floor platband, and a dentil eaves cornice, along with two end stacks and one ridge stack.