Blackrock Cottage

Blackrock Cottage is a cottage located at the junction of an old military road and a trackway. Its exact date is uncertain, but it is possibly from the 18th century. The cottage is constructed from whitewashed rubble with battered walls and features a corrugated iron roof. Originally, it had four bays arranged with three bays containing a central door and end stacks, plus an additional doorway bay to the right. To the left, there is a secondary lower and recessed two-bay addition that incorporates some massive boulders, and the gable head is built in blockwork, suggesting it may have originally had a piended roof. The cottage has boarded timber doors and timber-framed windows that have been barred, presumably after 1947.