St Roch Cottage With Attached Methodist Chapel

St Roch Cottage with attached Methodist Chapel is a building dated 1713 on its facade, located in East Coker. It is constructed from local stone rubble with Ham stone quoins and dressings, featuring thatch between coped gables and brick chimney stacks at the ends and in the middle. The structure has a 'U' plan and consists of several sections built at different times. It is a single-storey building with attics and has a south elevation that includes four bays. The first bay features pointed leaded wooden windows with 'Y' tracery in a projecting gable, accompanied by a plain doorway on the right side. Bays two and four have plain timber leaded casements, with a plain door under a thatched porch in between. The chapel extends eastward towards the road, and there are further parallel extensions that have been converted into one or two separate cottages. The interiors have not been seen, but it has been reported that the roof contains re-used jointed crucks and other timbers, and the original layout is believed to have been two rooms with a cross passage. The datestone marked GH 1713 on the south elevation appears to be genuine.