Beggars Roost And Raised Pavement Immediately South

Pair of cottages, subdivided into 3 cottages and later converted into one house, possibly from the 17th century. The building features painted slatestone rubble ends and rear, with a rendered front. It has a thatched roof with a brick gable chimney on the left and an external stone stack on the right, which has a tapering cap above a drip and a lateral rear stack. The house has a 3 room plan with later small outshuts and is two storeys high. The front is irregular with three windows. The ground floor includes a window, a door with a thatched hood, another window, a door, and a final window. All windows are 2-light, 12-pane casements with 20th-century shutters. In front, there is a raised pavement made of stone rubble and a simple wrought iron handrail. The gate is from the 20th century.