1 High Street

This is a two-storey, two-window cottage, likely dating to the 18th century. It is constructed of whitewashed rubble stone with a slate roof and a central stone stack. An outshut is integrated to the rear. The front features a doorway on the left with a flat head and a 20th-century part-lit door. To the left and right of the centre are two wooden windows with nine panes, flat heads, and stone sills. Above, under the eaves, are two similar windows, the one on the right being deliberately offset. The south gable end has a nine-pane window offset to the left, and a small light above it to the right; a doorway to a neighbouring cottage may have originally been located here. The north gable end has a small, offset window to the left and a second small window with a brick arched head serving the outshut, both with small panes. No access was available to inspect the interior at the time of inspection.