29 AND 30, A3090

29 and 30 A3090 are a pair of cottages dating from the late 18th century to early 19th century. They are constructed of brick with some tile hanging and feature a plain tile roof. Originally single bay cottages, each has had a bay added, and number 30 includes a projecting porch. The buildings are two stories high and consist of four bays with doors located between the bays. The porch on number 30 has a planked door on the ground floor, with a widely jettied first floor that is hung with fishscale tiles and contains a two-light cast-iron casement window. The door to number 29 has been blocked. Number 29 features three-light cast-iron lozenge pane casements. There are ridge stacks at each end and in the center.