Rose Cottage, 11 Manse Street, Aberdour

Late 18th century row of 3 adjoined houses. Central 2-storey, 2-bay square-plan house with flanking 2-storey, 3-bay rectangular-plan houses. Harled, painted stone margins to openings; exposed random rubble to SE and SW elevations.

NW (PRINCIPAL) ELEVATION: asymmetrical elevation to No 9; door to right, window to left, 1st floor window centred above window below. Symmetrical elevations to Nos 7 and 11; central door, flanking windows, 1st floor windows close to eaves arranged above ground floor openings. Spurstone to far left of No 7.

NE ELEVATION: plain gable wall to No 7.

SE ELEVATION: partially seen, 2002. Varied fenestration. Single storey outshot to No 7.

SW ELEVATION: plain gable wall, long and short quoins.

Timber boarded doors apart from No 7 with 2-leaf timber panelled door, all with 4-paned letterbox fanlights. 12-pane timber sash and case windows. Pitched roof, red clay pantiles. Raised, coped ashlar skews to outer NE and SW elevations. Shared, coped gable apex stacks flanking central house, further coped gable apex stacks to outer NE and SW elevations, all with circular clay cans.