Forge Cottage Tudor Cottage

Forge Cottage and Tudor Cottage are a row of cottages, partly used as shops, dating from the 17th century with 19th-century alterations. The buildings are timber framed, with the ground floor on the right rendered and tile hung above. There is a whitewashed hearth stone on the left with brick dressings. The plain tiled roof features an end stack on the right and a large rendered front stack to the left of center.

The cottages are two storeys high, with coving over the ground floor on the right. There are three glazing bar sash windows on the right and two camber head brick-dressed lattice casements on the left. The ground floor on the right has 20th-century quadrant glazing bar windows, flanking a half-glazed shop door (number 102) which has a six-panel design with the top two panels glazed. Number 104, Tudor Cottage, has a further six-panel door under a flat porch hood supported by a bracket. Number 106, Forge Cottage, features visible timber work inside and evidence of a first-floor jetty.