South Dibberford Cottage

South Dibberford Cottage is a detached cottage that was originally two tenements, built in the 18th century and restored around 1970. The cottage features dressed stone walls that have been repointed, with the gable wall made of flint for the first seven feet. It has a thatched roof that is nipped at both ends and two 20th-century brick stacks located at the left and right-hand eaves. The building is two storeys high and has four windows with wooden casements, which have renewed wooden lintels. The present front door, located at the center of what was the right-hand cottage, is a 20th-century door with glass panels, and there is a stone porch with a hipped thatch roof above it. There is also a door at the center of the former left-hand cottage, which is similar and also dates from the 20th century.