Brow Cot Brow Hill Cottage

Brow Cot and Brow Hill Cottage are a house and cottage located in Fylingdales Stoupe. The cottage is possibly an earlier 18th-century downhouse with a hearth-passage plan, while the house may have been rebuilt in 1769 at the upper end. The cottage features herringbone-tooled coursed sandstone, and the house is made of lightly-tooled coursed sandstone with very large raised quoins. Both structures have pantiled roofs with stone ridges, copings, and kneelers, along with brick and stone stacks.

Each building is two storeys tall and has two bays, with the house being wider. The house has paired boarded doors at its center, flanked by three-light modern casements in old openings. Above, three-light windows retain their flat stone mullions. The cottage has a blocked door on the right, likely the former passage door, under a lintel with a large raised keystone. Other ground-floor openings feature similar keyed lintels, including a door and altered flanking windows, with the left window in a reduced opening and the right window having an off-centre key. Tiny first-floor sashes are located under the eaves.

The house displays very wide gable copings and kneelers that are moulded like cornices. The left stone chimney has been heightened in brick, while the right chimney has been rebuilt in brick. The cottage has narrower copings, block kneelers, and old brick chimneys at the center and left. The rear elevations show that the house has a long lean-to, with the left part being modern and the right part dating to the 19th century, featuring a modern casement and two dormers above. The cottage has an early catslide extension with two dormers and a rebuilt brick end chimney.