Mews Cottage

The cottage (former barn) is of rubble with slate-coped gable parapets and medium-pitched slate roof. Modern entrance to the SW side with early C20 part-glazed door and a small square modern window to R; blocked entrance beyond with cambered head (rubble voussoirs), apparently primary. 2 further blocked entrances to the L of the door, that to the R with modern glazing to upper section. Two C20 gabled dormers to roof with 12-pane casements and plain bargeboards. Gabled first-floor oriel to NW gable end; plain bargeboards and boarded gable with small-pane wraparound glazing; 2-light sliding sash beneath with cambered head. Single-storey C19 extension to NE at rear, with balancing projection SE, forming a `U' around a cobbled yard. A plain cast iron column carries an outshot rear roof forming a long open porch which links the 2 flanking ranges. Within, the rear wall of the main block is splayed back at L and R where there are entrances with boarded doors. Further cambered-headed windows. A walled muck yard adjoins beyond.