2 Stud Farmhouse Cottages

2 Stud Farmhouse Cottages are cottages built around 1820. They feature a gault brick facade with red brick returns and a rear, topped by a 20th-century flat pantiled roof. The structure has a three-storey central tower with a pediment, flanked by single-storey wings that return to form a 'U' shape. The design is in a simple brick Neo-classical style, reminiscent of Samuel Wyatt's work for the contemporary Holkham estate.

The central piece includes a ground floor bay with two doors, which may have replaced an original open arched entrance, and a flush rubbed brick relieving arch above. The attic has a two-light casement window with a dentil eaves cornice and a pediment above. The flanking bays feature single casement windows on both the ground and first floors, with the first-floor windows appearing as half dormers under pediments. The returned wings have single ground floor cross-windows and single first-floor casements. The building has moulded brick eaves, with one ridge stack on each returned wing, two on the cross wing, and one on the tower, all topped with moulded parapets that include dentils.