Nant Cottage

Nant Cottage is a single-storey building with an attic and an L-shaped plan. It is constructed of stone rubble with a plinth and features a steep, undulating slate roof, along with cement rendered chimney stacks and gabled slate-hung dormers. The range facing the road has a 20th-century door on the right and three windows on the left, one of which has a sliding sash. The windows on the right-hand range, which has a gable end facing the road, include two dormers in both ranges. Notably, two of the windows in each range are set in former doorways.

Set back and stepped down from the right-hand range is a rubble outbuilding, which has 20th-century full-height boarded doors and a flatter pitch slate roof. This roof features a section at the rear that is slated in the tor brat style, meaning that every second or third slate is omitted for cost efficiency, and there is a stone gable parapet. The rear elevations primarily have 20th-century windows, with three dormers on the right-hand range.

Although the inspection was not made during the 1995 survey, the 1989 listing noted that the interior retained features such as chamfered cross beams, boarded doors, and pegged trusses. An attic room that was previously a storage loft had roughly hewn timbers, and one room included a chamfered lintel above the fireplace.