5 East Garleton Cottages, Garleton

These are a pair of mid-19th century, single-storey cottages. They are built of squared and snecked rubble with cream ashlar dressings, featuring hoodmoulds over the windows. Each cottage has a door with a strip fanlight, topped by a large, bracketted gabled doorhood that breaks the eaves. The arrangement of windows is tripartite (three-part) in the central bay, a small opening to the inner bay, and bipartite (two-part) in the outer bay. The windows are sash and case with lying-pane glazing. The roofs are covered in grey slates, with bracketted eaves to the gable ends. The chimneys are coped ashlar, positioned at the end and ridge of the roof. These cottages are known as numbers 1 and 2 East Garleton Cottages.