Poultry Cottage

Double fronted cottage of one-and-a-half storeys with lean-to at the rear. Of random rubble faced in roughcast and with ashlar dressings; slate roof. External brick stack to L and end brick stack to R. Both have tall patterned flues (renewed to R) identical to and probably left over from the building of Leighton Hall. Half dormers to front have small-pane casements below curly barge boards and spiked finials. In the lower storey are cross-windows incorporating small-pane iron frame casements and with hood moulds. (The wall is made up with brickwork below each sill.) The slightly offset doorway has a similar hood mould and a door with Gothic vertical panelling. The lean-to has iron frame casements similar to front.

Two-unit cottage with central straight staircase which has winders at the bottom. The room to R has an inglenook fireplace with pine surround.