11 Main Street, Dalswinton Village

This is a circa 1790 single-storey terraced row of cottages, originally consisting of nine 3-bay cottages with central doors. The cottages are now largely converted into six individual dwellings, with some modern alterations, including changing some doors to windows. The construction is of painted rubble with painted margin details. The windows are primarily 4-pane sashes, along with boarded and glazed doors. The cottages feature corniced axial stacks and slate roofs with straight gables. The row forms part of Dalswinton Village, which was built by Patrick Miller of Dalswinton.