St Peter's and St Joseph's

St Peter's and St Joseph's are a pair of houses built in a T-plan layout, with St Peter's located at the front and St Joseph's at the rear. They feature whitewashed roughcast exteriors and a deep-eaved roof made of Bridgwater tiles, which is broader on the front cottage. A rendered ridge stack sits between the two cottages. The houses have twelve-pane sash windows and are two storeys tall, with a broad gabled front that includes four first floor windows and two outer bays of ground floor windows. There is a central recessed entry with a broad arch, a door, and a small window. The left end wall has a similar sash window on the ground floor.

St Joseph's, the recessed rear wing, has a two-window range facing west. It features a door and window recessed in an arch to the left, similar to the doorway of St Peter's, but has 20th-century plastic windows that have replaced the original sashes. The cottages are accompanied by gardens with rubble stone walls that extend west towards The Cottages.