8 And 10, Queen'S Road

These are two cottages, dating from the 17th century, that were altered in the 18th and 19th centuries. They are built of rubble with a stone tile roof, and have brick gable end chimneys, one with diagonal shafts. The windows have timber lintels and 19th-century brick dressings, with two irregular windows facing east and a single range to the south, featuring plain casements. The cottages have plain doors. There are two gabled dormers. Lean-to additions extend from the south and north sides. The north-west corner features four windows, a dormer, and a gabled porch.