Rose Cottage (No.1)

Rose Cottage, also known as No.1, is a two-storey building dating from the 18th century. It features painted rubble stone walls and a double Roman tile roof. The cottage has a symmetrical design, set gable to the road, with its main front facing north and a single-storey rear wing.

The exterior is two bays wide, with twelve-pane sash windows that have heavy tooled cills; the sash to the right of the door is deeper and original. The central panelled door is located under a peaked stone hood supported by brackets. The roof has coped verges, each with a chimney stack. Both gables are plain, although the rear gable includes a lean-to range that extends across part of its width and continues beyond the far gable. The interior has not been inspected.