Byttom Cottage

Byttom Cottage is a cottage built around 1840 in a Picturesque style. It features a flint-faced exterior with stone dressings and a roof that has alternating bands of plain and pointed tiles, along with stone or terracotta clustered chimneystacks. The building is asymmetrical, consisting of two storeys and four windows. It retains its original casements with cast iron octagonal panes. The left end bay includes a gable with curved and fretted bargeboards and a full-height five-light canted bay. The next two bays have one two-light and one three-light dormer, a six-light square bay on the ground floor, and an arched stone doorcase with an original half-glazed wooden door and a tiled penticed hood supported by wooden brackets. There is a section with a giant stone arch, which has 20th-century glazing at the time of the survey, leading to a corner window that is a six-light square bay supported on wooden brackets on the first floor and a lancet window on the ground floor. The interior features a half winder staircase.