Fir Tree Cottage the Hollies

Fir Tree Cottage and The Hollies are cottages built around 1895 by Sir Edwin Lutyens. They feature snecked sandstone at the base and are tile hung above, topped with hipped plain tiled roofs that have a gablet on the right and extend down to the front left. The buildings are two storeys tall with a projecting first floor. There is a corbelled ridge stack on the left and a double stack on the ridge to the right of center, along with a tile hung stack on the left that has a swept out base at the corner. The left side has a projecting gable, while the right of center has a shallower gable with projecting tile offsets. Each gable has one wood-framed, three-light leaded casement window on both floors. There are hip-roofed extensions on the ground floor to the left of the gable, which project and contain two single light windows. A door is located at the right end of The Hollies, and there is another door on the left wall of the hipped roof projection of Fir Tree Cottage. A pentice continuation extends to the left end, featuring battering plinth walls and leaded windows. There is also a wing at right angles to the rear.