Number 13 (Stonelea) And Number 15

NUMBER 13 (Stonelea) and NUMBER 15 is a late 18th-century cottage and house, accompanied by a workshop. The building is constructed from coursed, squared, and tooled sandstone, topped with a pantiled roof featuring stone stacks and trim. Stonelea, the left-hand section, is two bays wide and incorporates a boarded door to the right of the ground floor window. Number 15 features an inserted top-glazed, six-panel door and a workshop entrance consisting of boarded double doors beneath an elliptical arch with cut voussoirs. Sash windows with glazing bars are set within wood architraves. A large wooden signboard, displaying “W HARBOTTLE & SON, JOINERS & UNDERTAKERS” in raised letters, is positioned at first-floor level. The building has stone gable copings on square kneelers, and a corniced chimney at the left end. The left return of Stonelea reveals a square oriel window on the first floor. Adjacent to the main building are burial ground walls, likely dating to the 18th and early 19th centuries. These are constructed from coursed, squared, and tooled stone, with a chamfered coping to the south wall and a flat coping to the east. The front wall features ogee-capped piers at the corners and to a central 20th-century wooden gate, while the rear of the front wall has flat buttresses.