Mount Pleasant

Mount Pleasant is a pair of cottages from the early to mid 19th century. The left cottage is double fronted, while the right cottage features a single window at the front and a rear wing under a catslide roof. Both cottages are two storeys tall, constructed of painted coursed rubble stone, and topped with a slate roof and brick end stacks. They have four-panel doors and porches made of thin planks with decorative gables. The windows are irregularly placed under flat lintels and consist of small-paned timber casements. Additionally, both houses have later corrugated tin extensions at their gable ends.