No. 1 Domgay Hall Cottages & outbuildings to rear

No. 1 Domgay Hall Cottages is a two-storey building with a single pile design. It features part timber framing in irregular square panels, with later brick infill and brick underbuilding. The west end is entirely brick with painted mock timbering. The roof is slate, and there is a large brick stack to the right of the centre and a projecting brick stack at the west gable end. At the rear, there is a two-storey 19th-century brick wing with slate hanging and a brick end stack. Lean-to structures made of brick are located at each end of the house and at the rear. The front has four windows, with large ground floor openings fitted with small paned casements, and smaller first floor casements beneath slated eyebrows. There are two part-glazed front doors situated under open timber porches.

The outbuildings consist of a large courtyard arrangement that includes barns and cowsheds. The barns are constructed with brick walls and are massively timber-framed, featuring weatherboard cladding. The roofs are made of slate and corrugated iron, with various upper and lower boarded openings.