126-130

This building, a row of four cottages now reduced to three, dates from the late 17th century or early 18th century. It features a timber frame and painted brick, with rubble stone on the right end. The thatched roof has end stacks and three ridge stacks. The roof ridge is slightly lower over the left end, which is No 130, and this cottage has a pair of cambered head casements and a door set in a stone slate gabled porch. To the right, there are three eyebrow dormers above leaded casement pairs on the upper floor, with similar cambered-head casement pairs below, alternating with two doors in stone slate gabled porches. The rubble stone right end bay has matching eyebrow dormers and windows on each floor.