1-5, Church Street

This is a row of three cottages, originally built as six, located on Church Street and constructed in 1853 by G.E. Street. The cottages are made from coursed limestone rubble with limestone ashlar window and door dressings, and brick quoins. They have a Welsh slate roof and limestone ashlar stacks. The buildings are one storey with an attic and feature a six-window range. The original design included segmental arches and splayed jambs for three plank doors, although some doorways have been blocked and replaced with casements around 1970. The cottages also have segmental arches over chamfered stone-mullioned two-light leaded windows. The roof has five gabled dormers with slate hung sides, and the right half of the building has a lower ridge height. The left gable wall features two similar first-floor windows and a coat of arms set in a square tablet at the top of the wall. The rear wall has similar windows and 20th-century casements blocking original doorways, along with a late 19th-century casement on the left. The interior has not been inspected.