Miles Cross Cottages

Miles Cross Cottages are two attached cottages dating from around 1700, with some changes to the windows and roofing over time. They have rubble-stone walls, partially washed, and a thatched roof, although No 1 has a layer of corrugated iron on top. There are brick stacks at the left and right gables, as well as one backing onto what was a dairy. The cottages are 1½ storeys (No 1) and 2 storeys, with a total of six windows, three for each cottage. No 1 features two and three-light wooden casements, some of which have been renewed, while No 2 has one three-light casement with lead lights. The remaining windows are 20th-century wooden and metal casements, also in two and three lights. The front doors are both plank doors with 20th-century porches, and No 2 has a thatch canopy. Inside, No 1 has an open fireplace with a wooden chamfered lintel above it. The ceiling beam is chamfered, with joists that are stopped off straight.