Bridge Cottage Primrose Cottage

Primrose Cottage and Bridge Cottage were originally one house, built in the 16th century. They feature a timber frame with colourwashed brick facing, tile hanging on the left side, and sandstone rubble on the right return front. The cottages have a parallel range with plain tile roofs, and a half-hipped roof over a projecting wing to the left. They are one storey high with an attic, which has tile-hung gable dormers. Bridge Cottage, on the right, has leaded casements, while Primrose Cottage on the left has glazing bar casements, with two windows across the first floor. There are central paired doors in a projecting brick porch with a hipped roof; the door to the left (Primrose Cottage) is part glazed, and the door to the right is boarded. There is a 19th-century addition to the rear right, connected by a short passage.