Whithy Cottage

Whithy Cottage is a 17th-century house featuring a timber frame and painted rubble stone with a thatched roof and end stacks. It has one and a half storeys and is of large scale. The exterior displays exposed square framing with angle braces, except for the east end bay, which is made of rubble stone. The framing on the west end wall has 20th-century planking overlaid.

The cottage has a rubble stone plinth and 20th-century leaded windows. The front includes a small triple casement window under an eyebrow to the left, a ground floor triple casement, and thatch extending down over a 20th-century verandah supported by timber posts. There is a plank door and a 20th-century 1:5:1-light bay window, with a dormer in the roof above. To the right, there is another eyebrow with a triple casement window and a ground floor triple casement. The stone end bay has a pair of casement windows on each floor, with the upper window set in an eyebrow. The southeast corner is made of brick.

At the rear, there are three eyebrows with triple casements and three ground floor triple casements. Inside, there is a large fireplace with a timber lintel at the west end and chamfered and stopped beams.