Hare's Lane Cottage

Hare's Lane Cottage is a house located in Ashburton, dating from the early 18th century, with a rear wing added between the late 18th century and mid-19th century. The building features solid rendered walls, with the right gable and the upper storey of the rear wing, which is visible from Hare's Lane, finished in slate-hanging. The roofs are slated, and there are rendered chimneys on the right gable and on the rear wall to the left.

The cottage is two storeys tall, with a garret at the front, and has three windows across its façade. The entrance features a six-panelled door, where the four lower panels are flush and the two upper panels are now glazed. Above the door is a panelled frieze and a flat hood supported by shaped brackets. The windows are eight-paned sashes set in recessed box-frames. The front is topped with a triangular gable that spans all three windows, containing a single window that matches those below. The bargeboards are plain and extend across below the eaves on either side.

The rear wing has six-paned sashes facing Hare's Lane, while the rear features 19th-century sashes with margin-panes on the ground floor and a triple sash with a two-paned centre light above.