Cottage, Braeside Terrace, Peat Inn

This is a mid-19th century row of single-storey cottages located on a sloping site in Peat Inn. The cottages are built of whin rubble with harled brick dressings around the doors and windows, featuring large stugged dressings, some of which have painted margins. The cottages are arranged in an unusually long row, with the roof following the ground’s slope. Each cottage originally contained two or three rooms. The original windows are 12-pane sash and case, with some now boarded up, and there are eight double-leaf boarded doors. The roof is pantiled and punctuated by nine chimney stacks, some constructed of ashlar and others harled. There are no later additions to the cottages. The row was shown on the 1855 Ordnance Survey map as Collier Row.