Rose Cottage, Tylers Cottage And The Nook

Rose Cottage, Tylers Cottage and The Nook are a pair of cottages located on Ringstead High Street (west). They date from around 1800, with a rear cottage dating back to around 1700. The cottages are constructed of whitewashed brick, with black glazed pantiled roofs. Rose Cottage, which is located to the south, has one ground floor and one first floor sash window with glazing bars, one ground floor two-light casement window with glazing bars, and one first floor two-light casement window with glazing bar divisions. A central boarded door is present, with a bricked-up round arched window above it, flanked by prominent purlin irons. The eaves have a moulded brick cornice, and there are two parapet gables with stacks. The cottage to the north has one ground floor and one first floor sash window with glazing bars and an off-centre part-glazed 20th-century door. The north gable has a brick coped gable with a stack and is covered in red pantiles. Attached to the rear of Rose Cottage is a two-storey cottage made of whitewashed clunch and red pantiles, dating from around 1700. It is included for group value.