No. 4, Rose Cottages, with walled and railed forecourt

No. 4, Rose Cottages, features a walled and railed forecourt and is part of an irregular terrace that includes Cartrefle and Nos. 1-4 Rose Cottages. The terrace consists of one large cottage on the left and four others arranged symmetrically around a rear entry passage. Among these four, there is one single fronted cottage, two double fronted cottages, and another single fronted cottage with an additional window above the door. The front of the terrace is constructed from local light red brick, while the rear and right gable are made of uncoursed stonework. The exposed part of the left gable is slate-hung above the brickwork. The roof is slate with a tile ridge and features five mid-chimneys.

No. 4 is one of the two single fronted cottages in the terrace, but it has been altered, likely as an afterthought to the original design, to include two upper windows. This cottage retains the distinctive crossed glazing bars in the heads of both upper windows and the lower window. It has a six-panel door that is probably original, with the top panels being glazed.