Redgorton, Camserney

Probably 18th century; some 20th century alterations. Rare survival of early single storey, three-bay, rectangular-plan vernacular cottage (adjoining altered cottage) retaining remarkably intact roof structure under corrugated iron, peg jointed cruck couples and two-leaf storm door. Whitewashed random rubble with small openings.

Further description: symmetrical entrance elevation to southeast with two-leaf boarded timber door at centre and deeply-set windows in flanking bays. Southwest elevation with later door to left and timbered gablehead over large glass and timber conservatory. Northwest (rear) with enlarged tripartite window to centre. Four-pane glazing pattern in timber sash and case windows, six-pane glazing pattern to timber tripartite. Corrugated iron sheets cover thatch and well-preserved cabers. Short coped rubble stack with polygonal can to southwest.

Interior: (seen 2007) simple two-roomed interior retaining exposed crucks and boarded timber doors. Living room to southwest with monumental fireplace lintel and pronounced batter to southeast wall.