11 Grant Street, Cullen

11 Grant Street in Cullen is a late-19th century cottage that is single-storey with an attic and has four bays. It was built sometime after 1866 and was originally designed as a pair of two-bay cottages. The cottage is made from harl-pointed rubble stone, featuring contrasting long and short dressings and quoins. It is part of a terrace along Grant Street and faces the pavement, with a narrow lane separating it from the northeastern section of the terrace.

The front elevation, which is on the northwest side, has an off-centre entrance door topped with a rectangular fanlight. There are two canted wallhead dormer windows in the outer bays and two rooflights in the northwest roof pitch. On the rear elevation, which faces southeast, there is a canted dormer window on the left and a rear box dormer that breaks the roof eaves on the right. The windows are mainly four-pane glazing set in timber sash and case frames. The roof is covered with slates, and the cottage features coped end chimneystacks.