22 23, Old Derry Hill

Nos 22 and 23 on Old Derry Hill are a pair of cottages built in 1853 for the Bowood estate, designed by Emily, Lady Shelburne. They are constructed from squared rubble stone and feature stone slate valley roofs, barge boarded eaves, and octagonal paired chimney stacks. The cottages are one and a half storeys tall and are designed in a Tudor style, with leaded stone mullion windows.

The south front has stacks on the roof slope, two 2-light dormer gables with finials, and two 3-light ground floor windows with hoodmoulds, along with a central Tudor-arched doorway. There is a lean-to stone slate verandah at the center and to the right. The west end has two gables, with the larger one on the right featuring a 2-light mullion window on each floor. The east end, facing the road, has two gables; the left one has a 2-light window above a canted 1-2-1-light stone bay, while the right gable projects and has a 2-light window above an ashlar Tudor-arched gabled porch leading to No 22. The valley between the ranges has three octagonal shafts. On the north side, there are two stone dormer gables, with a lean-to added to the left and a 2-light window to the right. A recessed gable to the right has a 2-light window on each floor. The design is noted in the Bowood estate plans, indicating that the cottages were built in 1853 at a cost of £376/5/7.