Church Cottage

Church Cottage is a late 15th to early 16th century hall house that stands at 1½ storeys. It features a timber frame with brick infill, colourwashed panels at the rear, and a rendered and colourwashed front. There is a later timber-framed extension at the rear. The building has an old tile roof with a central chimney that has four square shafts. The front of the cottage includes a later projecting gable and a single-storey projection to the right with a flat roof. There is a gable dormer on the left and a split gabled dormer on the right. The windows are modern lead lights and are arranged irregularly.

Inside, the layout is irregular, with a brick fireplace inserted in the original hall, featuring a four-centred, chamfered brick arch. Most of the original timbers are visible, including curved braces and jowl posts.