The Honeypot, Flag Cottage, Rose Cottage and Cottage to West

The Honeypot, Flag Cottage, Rose Cottage, and the cottage to the west are a group of shop and houses located in Hawkshead, dating from the 18th century or early 19th century. They are constructed of plaster with a slate roof and stand two storeys high with two bays under a gable. The windows feature casements, and there is an entrance to the first bay. The left side has six bays, with the first three forming Rose Cottage, which is pebbledashed. The windows here are sashed with glazing bars, and Rose Cottage has a central entrance with a half-glazed gabled porch. The return to The Honeypot also has a central entrance, which features a trellis gabled porch.

There are cross-axial stacks present. The right return has a projecting bay with leaded glazing to cross casements and a possible blocked fire window, along with a re-entrant lean-to porch. The next bay is gabled and has a jettied first floor on the return, featuring a leaded casement and a first-floor sash with glazing bars, as well as a lateral stack. The front displays tile-hung first-floor sections and leaded casements, with the first floor also having a sash window with glazing bars and horns. The rear of Rose Cottage includes three bays with an outshut that has small-paned casements and entrances, along with a slope stack. Finally, there is a two-storey, two-bay house with small-paned casements, one window featuring fixed glazing with an opening light, and a half-glazed door.