Moorside Cottages

These are two houses, originally one late 17th-century timber-framed house that has been extended to the right and divided. The left-hand side is timber-framed and partially underbuilt with whitewashed brick, with whitewashed brick also used to infill the exposed frame above. To the right are extensions built of whitewashed rubblestone and brick, with tile hanging on the end gable. The roof is tiled, half-hipped to the right and hipped to the left. The left-hand side has three framed bays and includes two gabled dormers, one first-floor window, and rebuilt stacks along the ridge and at the ends. There are four ground-floor windows. A planked door serves No. 1 on the left, and a further door serves No. 2 on the right. Rear extensions are also present.