Bridge Cottage Honey Cottage

Honey Cottage and Bridge Cottage are 17th and 18th century buildings that were once a single unit. They have an internal timber-frame structure and are one storey with an attic, while the gable at the front on the north end rises to two storeys and an attic. The cottages feature a massive red tile roof with two small dormers that have brick-faced gables and a shafted stack. Most of the walls are tile-hung down to the ground floor cill level, with a rendered section below. The gabled front is rendered and has a first-floor band, while the gable itself is made of red brick, with painted brick on the north side. The windows are casements, and there is a ground floor bay window beneath the gable. The doors are plain, with the northern entrance created in a small modern outshot.