Old Cottage And Cottage Adjoining On The West

Old Cottage and the adjoining cottage to the west are two residential buildings dating from the late 17th century or possibly the 18th century. The Old Cottage features a timber frame with its front encased in painted brick from the 19th century and has a plain tile roof. It has a two-cell lobby entry plan and stands at one and a half storeys tall. There is an off-centre axial brick stack, a four-pane timber casement window on the left, and a canted bay window with a plastic small-paned window on the right. Above, there is a four-pane casement in a raking dormer with a slate roof. The cottage has a painted brick porch with a boarded door and a blocked doorway to the right of the right window. The left gable is noted to have thinner scantling than the majority of the frame. There is a small ground floor light and a four-pane timber casement on the upper floor, along with an added outshut to the rear. The fireplace on the right is exposed, though the original may be recased in later brickwork. The roof features clasped purlins.

The adjoining cottage to the west is also likely from the 17th or 18th century, timber framed and plastered, with a thatched roof. It is one and a half storeys tall and has four small casement windows, a pair of boarded doors, and two gabled dormers with four-pane casement windows. There is an axial brick stack, but the interior has not been inspected. Together, these buildings form a pair of dwellings.