1 Yew Tree Cottages

1 and 2 Yew Tree Cottages are a pair of semi-detached cottages built in the Vernacular revival style. The ground floor is constructed of red brick, while the first floor features roughcast rendering, half-timbered gables, and some tile-hanging at the rear. The cottages have a red tiled roof and tall, stepped red-brick chimneys.

The eastern frontage is asymmetrical. The north cottage has a ground floor bay with shallow-arched windows, topped by an overhanging half-timbered gable that is illuminated by a broad four-light window. The entrance to the north cottage is through a shallow-arched doorway facing east, which has a north-facing half-timbered gable above. The south cottage features a canopied door flanked by shallow-arched windows, with roughcast above a brick band on the first floor. Dormer windows are set under the sloping roof.

To the south, there is an off-centre single-storey lean-to with a three-light window on the right and a round-headed doorway on the left, flanked by brick buttresses. At the rear, the cottages display asymmetrical half-timbered gables with overhanging eaves and broad windows, along with lean-to service rooms that have red tiled roofs. A pyramidal roof covers the projecting pantry.

An internal inspection was not possible during the re-survey in November 1995.