Shabden Cottages

Shabden Cottages are a group of estate cottages dated 1871. They are built of brick, with tiled hipped roofs, and a projecting bay to the south of No. 5, which is rendered. The cottages are small-scale and roughly symmetrical, in a domestic revival style. Notable features include a central projecting gable and flanking pyramidal roofs with central chimneys. The cottages are two storeys high, with two windows per property, featuring leaded casement windows. The central gable is timber-framed. On the ground floor are lean-to additions with outer porches at Nos. 6 and 7, and a post-and-braced plate loggia between them. No. 8 has a stone-built wing set back to the right, featuring a date panel and a bracketed lean-to to the south.