113,114,115 AND 116

These are four cottages built in the 18th century, made of painted brick and featuring a hipped thatched roof. They form a long row and are one and a half storeys high, with four eaves dormers that have thatch swept around them. There are three ridge chimneys located at the southern end of the ridge, in the center, and one bay from the right end of the ridge.

On the east elevation, each cottage has two-light casement windows flanking a central door. The doors are covered by 20th-century enclosed lean-to porches, with the porches on cottages 114 and 115 extended to the right to cover one window. Each cottage has one eaves dormer: to the left of the doors on cottages 113, 114, and 115, and to the right of the door on cottage 116.