17 and 19, Church Road

Nos. 17 and 19, Church Road are a pair of cottages dating to the mid-to-late 17th century, with 20th-century alterations and extensions. They are constructed with a mix of materials; some parts feature square-panelled timber framing with rendered and painted brick infill, others use random squared and dressed limestone, and some later red brick. The roofs are thatched and slated, with brick stacks.

The cottages have a rectangular plan, with a 20th-century extension to the rear and right that is not considered to be of special interest. They are one-and-a-half storeys high. The front facing Church Road has three windows in the original section, with the left window belonging to No. 17 and the right two to No. 19. The left gable end of No. 17 has timber framing with a three-light steel casement window. No. 19 has two two-light wooden casement windows with timber lintels in the stone-built section. A further casement window is set within a timber surround beneath an eyebrow dormer on the right side of No. 19. A brick extension to the right incorporates a porch and a gabled dormer, which are not of special interest. The left gable end of No. 17 is stone-built with small first-floor windows either side of the stack. Two eyebrow dormers at the rear retain some early leaded panes. Access to the rear of No. 17 is via a 20th-century extension. There are three brick ridge stacks. The interior was not inspected.