Lower Mead Cottage And The Firs

Lower Mead Cottage and The Firs is an early 20th-century neo-Tudor pair, possibly designed by Sir Ernest George. The buildings are two storeys high with an attic and consist of three bays, with the right bay stepped back. They feature tiled roofs and the right bay has a tile-hung blank first floor. The other bays are gabled, showcasing oversailing gable ends and first floors supported by moulded beams. The first floor displays geometrical half-timbering with roughcast filling, while the ground floor is constructed of red brick, including a square bay window on the left. In the center, there is a porch that extends to overhang the first floor. The buildings also have one small gabled dormer and tall brick stacks. Lower Mead Cottage features a pent porch on its left return.