Cedar Cottage And Adjoining Cottage

Cedar Cottage and the adjoining cottage date to the 17th century. Originally a single, two-storey timber-framed building, it has been divided into two separate cottages. The building has four windows. It features a red tile roof with a catslide at the rear. The upper portion of the front and the north gable display an exposed half-timber frame with brick infill, while brick walling is present elsewhere. The windows are casements. Plain doors are set within solid frames. One cottage, Cedar Cottage, has a modern gabled canopy supported by brackets. The timber frame is visible inside, and modern extensions are present at the rear.