Churchview Jasmine Cottage Oakdene

Churchview, Jasmine Cottage, and Oakdene are a block of three cottages that were formerly one house and were extended. They date back to the 17th century and are constructed with a timber frame and colourwashed plaster infill. The left bay was rendered around 1920 with imitation timber framing made from cement. The cottages have a plain tile roof and are two storeys high. The original house consisted of four bays, with the left bay added around 1920. There is a hipped single-storey addition on the right side.

The ground floor features three two-light casement windows, while the first floor has five two-light casements, with the leftmost one having a gable above the eaves. Oakdene, the left-hand cottage, has a modern left bay that lacks a ground floor window and has a glazed door in the right bay. The centre cottage, Church View, has a six-panel door, and Jasmine Cottage on the right has a boarded door. The right gable is timber-framed with plaster infill. There is a modern stack between the left bays, along with 17th-century stacks in the centre of the original bays and at the rear of the second bay from the right, both featuring offset caps.