Gothic Cottage

Gothic Cottage is a cottage built around 1840-1850, located on Weeke Hill in Warfleet, Dartmouth. It is constructed of stone rubble that is variously painted, plastered, and slate-hung, featuring an end stack with a plastered chimney shaft and an original ornamental chimney pot, topped with a slate roof. The cottage is designed in the Tudor Gothic style and has two storeys with a symmetrical two-window front.

The windows are all timber mullioned with triangular arch-headed lights, although they contain replacement plain glass. The ground floor features canted bays with two forward lights and a single side light, all topped with hipped roofs. The first floor has two-light windows beneath relatively large gables. There is a gabled entrance porch on the right end of the cottage. The main roof is gable-ended and adorned with open zig-zag bargeboards that extend under the front eaves to the front gables, similar to those on the porch. Each gable apex is decorated with timber finials and pendants. The left end wall displays original slate-hanging above the first-floor level. The interior has not been inspected.