Warnless Cottage

Warnless Cottage is a 17th-century house located at the rear of Warnless Close. It features a timber frame, a brick chimney, and a plain tile roof. The building is two stories high with an attic, and there are single-storey outbuildings on the east side.

The north gable end has small framing set on a rendered plinth, with jowled corner posts and a single part leaded casement window. There is also a small 20th-century fixed-light window on the upper floor to the right, and cusped strutting in the gable apex. On the east side, there is small framing with a part leaded upper floor casement. Attached to the northeast corner is a pitched-roofed single-storey brick outbuilding from the 19th century, along with an outshut to the left and a ridge-mounted brick chimney. The west side also features small framing.

The complete timber-framed house is concealed behind Warnless Close, which was built in 1892. Warnless Cottage is listed for its group value and forms a visual group with Bondend Farmhouse.