Yewtree Cottage And Number 2 Bridge Cottage

Yewtree Cottage and Number 2 Bridge Cottage is likely a late 19th century replica of a late 17th century style house designed as a pair of farm cottages. The building is two and a half storeys tall, constructed of rubble with ashlar quoins. It features two ranges of three-light casement windows, each with drips and relieving arches. The central door is also adorned with a drip and relieving arch, accompanied by a small single-light window above it, which has a drip over. The south gable end includes a two-light attic window. The roof is quarter hipped and covered with stone tiles, topped by a central brick stack.