12, Pound Pill

House. Dating to the 18th century, it may incorporate an earlier structure. The house is built of rubble stone with a Bridgwater tile roof, a coped west gable facing the road, and a ridge stack. It is two storeys high with an attic. The west gable end has been rough rendered and features flush quoins and a two-light attic window. Below that are three-light windows on both the first and ground floors, all with flush cyma-moulded surrounds. The south side of the building is divided into two cottages. The left cottage has a door within a timber porch. The right cottage is double fronted, with two-light windows with flush cyma-moulded surrounds on the left, two-light, flush chamfered windows on the right, and a central doorway. A corrugated iron lean-to is attached to the ground floor.