Cottages at Snaggs Well

These cottages at Snagg's Well date to 1755. They are a timber-framed building with a sandstone base and weatherboard cladding, featuring a plain tiled roof. The cottages are two storeys high, with an attic, and sit on a plinth. They have a half-hipped roof with stacks located centrally to the left, centrally, and truncated at the right end, as well as three gabled dormers. The windows are wooden casements, with five on each floor, arranged in alternating patterns of two and three lights. A late 20th-century top-hung replacement window is present on the ground floor at the right end. Four boarded doors are located to the left, to the right, and as a pair in the centre; the left and centre-right doors have gabled hoods above them. A late 20th-century single-storey extension with a glazed door has been added to the left return, with a catslide roof extending to the rear. The centre-right stack is dated "17 C 55 T A".