Combe Cottage

Combe Cottage is a house dating back to the early 18th century, built on an earlier core. It is constructed of rubble stone and has a stone-tiled roof with end wall stacks. Part of the south end of the building incorporates a section of a 16th-century cottage. The main range is double-fronted, featuring renewed recessed, cyma-moulded two-light mullion windows on the ground floor and in dormer gables above. A central doorway has a 19th-century studded plank door. To the left is a lower 16th-century range, comprising a single window section with a two-window range. This section has an upper dormer gable with a leaded light timber casement, a lower door, and a leaded shop window beneath a single timber lintel. Internally, it exhibits a deep chamfered centre beam and a rear wall fireplace. The southern section of the range is part of Corbett Cottage.