32-35, The Common

32 to 35 The Common is a group of four cottages located in Langley Burrell. These cottages were originally built in the 17th to 18th centuries but were remodeled in the 19th century. They are constructed from rubble stone and feature stone slate roofs.

Cottages 32 to 34 are two and a half storeys tall and have a brick stack on the west side and a ridge stack. They have a three-gabled front, with the gables rendered and fitted with casement windows. The main windows have cambered-head brick surrounds, with three pairs of casement windows on each floor. There are paired doors to the left of the center, a buttress and a single casement to the right of the center, and a door leading to No 34 at the right end. The end wall is made of both stone and brick.

No 35, located to the east, has an L-shaped plan with a side stack on the cross wing to the left and a coped gable with a stack at the east end. The cross wing features a low coped gable with a three-light ovolo-moulded mullion window of 17th-century style above a cyma-moulded 18th-century ground floor single light and a two-light window, both with dripstones. There is a door to the right and a two-light window in the east side wall. The main range has a door in a flush moulded surround with a hood supported by brackets, and to the right, there is a one-window range of cyma-moulded two-light flush mullion windows. There is also one hipped dormer and a lean-to on the east end.