Horsemarling Cottage Farmhouse

Horsemarling Cottage Farmhouse is a small former farmhouse, likely built in the late 17th century, which incorporates earlier farm buildings to the right that probably date from the 18th century. The structure is made of coursed and dressed stone, topped with a concrete tile roof. It features a gable ridge stack with a stone base and two rebuilt brick flues.

The farmhouse is a single range of two storeys with a gable lobby entry and a single storey and attic addition to the right. It has three windows, which are arranged as 2/3/1-light stone mullions, each with a square hoodmould. The ground floor includes similar windows, along with an ovolo moulded and stopped stone doorway on the far right, where the lower edge of the lintel is shaped like a shallow triangle, and there is a later gabled porch hood. The left-hand gable end has similar fenestration.

The former farm building to the right features a gabled 2-light dormer on the eaves, above a 2-light window with a timber lintel, and a plank door to the right.