The Bury Cottage

The Bury Cottage is a 17th and 18th century building. It is a one-story and attic cottage with a timber-frame, visible externally only in a gabled rear extension. The roof is red tile, with a slight Mansard effect, three flat-roofed dormers featuring lead cheeks, and brick dentil eaves. The walls are red brick in a Monk bond pattern, originally colourwashed. It has Victorian sash windows, with two ground-floor bays beneath tiled roofs. A new canopy sits above the original solid door frame, which has a narrow fanlight and a four-panelled door. The rear of the cottage features three gabled extensions of varying heights, with the western extension being modern.