Number 12 And Outbuilding And Front Garden Wall And Piers And Gate

Number 12 and its outbuilding, along with a front garden wall, piers, and gate, are an attached house and former cottage dating to the mid-18th century. The main house is whitewashed render over rubble walls, with rubble to the outbuilding and random coursed rubble to the garden wall. It has pantile roofs and rendered gable end stacks. The garden wall has ashlar copings, and the piers are limestone with pyramidal caps, supporting a wrought-iron gate with spear-head railings.

The house is two storeys high with a symmetrical facade. The facade is set below pavement level, featuring a central doorway. It has a three-window front with 12-pane sashes in plain reveals and sills. The front door is an early 19th century part-glazed design with a flat stone hood supported by brackets.

The interior has not been inspected.

An attached, single-storey outbuilding with a gabled roof and plank gateway is located at the right-hand end. A low attached front garden wall runs along the front, with ashlar copings, square piers with pyramidal caps, and a simple wrought-iron gate.

The building is part of a row that steps downhill to the south-east and has group value with numbers 14 and 16.