West Side House

West Side House is a house in Cherington village, originally built as several cottages in two phases. A panel dated 1804 is located on the centre left of the building. The house is constructed of rubble stone, with flush stone quoins, and has a roof of Cotswold stone slates, with two renewed gable stacks. It is a single-range structure, two storeys high with an attic, and has five windows across the front, along with two small hipped dormers. The left-hand section was originally two 2-up, 2-down cottages, featuring a single 2-light stone-mullion window to each and two adjacent doors in the centre; the left-hand door is now blocked. The right-hand section has three wood mullion and transom windows on both floors, with a former central door blocked. The windows on both sections have large stone lintels and quoins.