White Hart Cottages

White Hart Cottages, a house divided into two, dates from the early 18th century and has undergone minor changes in the 20th century. The walls are made of brickwork featuring blue headers and red quoins, with slightly cambered rubbed arches and a flat extrados. There is a first-floor band and a central panel of red headers that includes a blue diamond with an incised brick marking "MM" (noted as Dodds Nook MM 1721). The roof is tiled with a catslide at the rear and a central hipped staircase wing. The symmetrical north front elevation is two storeys high with five windows, although the centre is blank. It features old metal casements and a central 18th-century plain doorway with a five-panelled door (four of which are glazed) set within a 20th-century open gabled porch. Number 2 has a similar doorway (20th century) at the fourth bay, which includes a glazed door. Inside, there is an original dog-leg staircase in the rear wing and dado panelling in a ground-floor room.