Cottage, Braeside Terrace, Peat Inn

This is a row of mid-19th century cottages located on a sloping site in Peat Inn. The cottages are single-storey and unusually long, with roofs that slope down to meet the ground. They are built of local whin rubble and have harled brick dressings around the doors and windows, with larger, roughly-faced (stugged) dressings, some of which have painted margins. The cottages have eight double-leaf boarded doors and fourteen 12-pane sash and case windows, with some windows boarded up. The roofs are covered in pantiles, and there are nine chimney stacks, some of which are made of ashlar and others are harled. Each cottage contains two or three rooms internally. The row was shown on an Ordnance Survey map from 1855 as Collier Row, and has seen no later additions.