Orchard Cottage

Orchard Cottage is a house built in 1860 in the Foxwarren style, possibly by Charles Buxton or Frederick Barnes. It features red and blue diaper pattern brickwork with terracotta mouldings and steep pitched, plain-tiled roofs. The building has a T-shaped plan and is two storeys high with gable-lit attics. A massive corbelled stack is located at the center, with tile-on-edge "broaches" on the shafts, and there is an additional stack to the right.

The cottage has two gabled bays at the center, with the left bay projecting and displaying a band of diagonal brickwork over the ground floor. The windows are arched casements set in terracotta moulded surrounds. Each gable apex features a pointed window under a hood mould, and there is a three-light window on the first floor below. On the ground floor, each gable has a three-light casement under label mouldings, along with a pointed arched Y tracery window to the left of the left gable and a pointed arched door to the right of the right gable. The right end has a further lower gabled bay with one two-light and one pointed window on the ground floor. Additionally, there is a window range set back to the left end, which has diagonal brick eaves and a three-light casement under label mouldings.