White Horses

White Horses is a single-storey vernacular cottage with 20th-century additions to the south and northwest, the latter being a storeyed link block. The main cottage is built of whitened rubble and is aligned with the quay it is part of, topped with a slate roof. It features a sturdy central chimney stack with a slated opening. The south addition is one bay deep and has an arched entrance on the right with a boarded door, along with two blind arched windows on the left that have faux small-pane glazing and fans.

The northwest addition connects the primary block to the Observation Tower through a link wall that is at right angles to it. This addition is constructed on arches over the path to the point, making the main structure effectively one raised storey. It is timber hung with horizontal boarding and also has a slate roof, along with an inset anchorage for boats.