The Green

The Green is a row of three cottages built from whitewashed rubble stone, topped with a slate roof and featuring four rendered stacks. There is cement coping between the roofs of the first and second cottages. The second and third cottages are double-fronted and two-storey, with whitewashed rubble walls in front. The second cottage has four-pane sash windows and a ledged door that is offset to the right. The third cottage has two enlarged upper windows from the 20th century that do not align with the windows below, and on the ground floor, there is a centrally located ledged door with a four-pane sash window on each side. The first cottage, which faces the opposite direction, is single-storey but has the same roof height as the others. At the rear, the north side features a lean-to on the right with a west-facing door leading into the yard of an adjoining house, along with two sash windows; the center window is smaller and lower, while the right window is larger with four panes. The south front has a centrally located ledged door and a four-pane window on each side.