Castle Cottage

A two-unit timber-framed cottage or small house sited end-on to the road with its front elevation to a garden (south east). The cottage is in irregular framing at front (more regular at rear) with lighter timbering in the top panelling at both front and rear indicating a heightening of the eaves. Brick gable wall to west with a small central porch. Stone and brick gable to the east, with walled up door position. Slate roof with brick end-chimneys. Front windows irregularly disposed, two above and three below, of small pane type. The window at right appears to replace a door. Another lost door position is indicated at left of the front elevation. At rear are two large ground storey windows and two small upper windows with modern timber casements.

The interior is divided unequally into two parts by a fine post and panel partition, with chamfered arrisses on its east face, with two doors indicating that the smaller unit, to the west, was probably two rooms.