Burnside, Walls Village

Mid 19th century. Single storey 8-bay (grouped 2-3-3) row of cottages. Harled walls. Projecting cills to windows.

E (PRINCIPAL) ELEVATION: asymmetrical, 2-bay cottage to outer left; with bipartite window and door in left and right bays respectively; 3-bay cottage at centre with modern lean-to glazed porch at centre bay and bipartite windows in flanking bays; 3-bay shop to outer right comprising door with fanlight in centre bay and 4-pane windows in flanking bays.

W (REAR) ELEVATION: asymmetrical, 2-bay shop to outer left with 12-pane window and lean-to out-shoot to left and right of centre respectively; 3-bay cottage at centre with 12-pane window in centre bay, small window to left, and blank bay to right; single bipartite window centring cottage to outer right.4 and 12-pane timber sash and case glazing, 4-pane with central timber mullion to bipartite windows, 4-pane fixed-lights to E elevation of shop. Shallow-pitched tarred felt roof. Harled gablehead and ridge stacks (S ridge stack heightened), all with copes and circular cans.

BYRE: gabled harl-pointed rubble byre adjoining S gable of cottages; 3-bay E elevation with modern window at centre and doors in flanking bays; blank rear elevation.

GARDEN AND SEA WALLS AND OUTBUILDING: garden ground to N and E of cottages enclosed to N and S by harl-pointed rubble walls and bounded to E by sea wall; lean-to rubble outbuilding in NW corner.