Cherry Tree Cottage and Green View and Ledburn and Bellamony and Puers

Cherry Tree Cottage, Green View, Ledburn, Bellamony, and Puers are a group of terraced cottages that were built as workers' housing between 1919 and 1920. Designed by Fred Rowntree for the Quaker Trust, these cottages feature brick walls, tile roofs, and wooden windows, including both sashes and casements. The cottages are named rather than numbered and consist of five attached units, each with projecting two-storey sections.

The facade displays alternating irregular bays with one-storey sections that have low-pitched roofs, alongside the two-storey projections. Three of the cottages have gable ends while two have slightly lower hipped roofs, each with a central window. Prominent chimneys are located at the roof ridge, and the wooden flush-framed multi-paned sashes and casements add to the character of the buildings.

Although the interior was not inspected, it is believed to be plain, consistent with their original purpose as workers' cottages. The cottages are situated just off the 1919 Village Green, at the heart of the village of Jordans. The construction of Jordans aimed to create an ideal planned community for Quakers, with development beginning in 1919 based on Fred Rowntree's designs from 1916. This terrace contributes to the group value of the historically significant Jordans village and represents a range of mostly unaltered and well-designed workers' housing.