Weavers Cottage

Weavers Cottage is a house from the 17th century, constructed with a timber frame that is mostly encased in painted brick. It features a Bridgwater tile roof that is hipped at the east angle, with some stone tiles on the rear wing. The cottage has two storeys and includes a west end outside stack for the front range and a ridge stack for the rear wing.

The front range displays exposed framing to the left of the former gable end, which has a truncated apex. There is a pair of casement windows where a door once was. To the right, the painted brick section includes an upper pair of casement windows, a lower triple casement, and a door set within an ornamental 19th-century rustic porch that has barge boards and supports resembling tree trunks.

On the east side of the rear wing, there is a two-window range of casement pairs with doors on either side; the left door leads into a 20th-century porch, while the right door is in an ornamental 19th-century rustic porch. The 19th-century details found here are similar to those on No 128 St Edith's Marsh, which is the lodge to St Edith's House.