Cobblers Cottage (No 1A) And Front Garden Railing At No 1

This is a pair of houses, with No. 1A described as a former workshop in a 1975 listing. They were built in the mid-19th century. The houses have solid rendered walls and slated roofs. No. 1 has two roof sections, with the front roof being hipped. A rendered chimney is centrally placed on the roof of No. 1.

No. 1 is two windows wide, with a further two-window return front facing down Church Hill East. The ground floor facing Higher Street has a central door and a single window to the left. Both the ground floor window and the upper-storey windows have plain sashes. A deep, flat eaves cornice is continued onto the return front. Cobblers Cottage (No. 1A) has a central plank door, with a window to either side, the window on the left being significantly shorter than the one to the right. A single upper-storey window is centrally placed and rises through the eaves to form a dormer-gable with patterned bargeboards. All three windows have two-paned sashes with horns. A boxed eaves cornice is present.

To the right of No. 1, a low stone rubble wall runs along Church Hill East, carrying an iron railing with spear-head uprights.