Clare Cottage and front railings

Clare Cottage is a two-story terraced house, likely dating from the 18th century. It is faced in painted stucco, topped by a slate roof with a rebuilt brick stack at the right end. The front features a central, horned four-pane sash window on the upper floor, and a later 19th-century canted bay window to the right, with two-four-two-pane sashes. A renewed six-panel door sits to the left, against the corner of number 78, and is topped by an overlight divided into two rectangular panes surrounded by thinner marginal panes. There are two stone steps leading to the door, one of which incorporates an iron boot-scraper.

The front garden is enclosed by a painted roughcast wall with grey limestone coping and wrought iron spearhead railings that curve to return to the house; the retaining wall here is of rubble stone. An iron gate is located at the western end.

The interior has a passage to the left and a principal room to the right, both with decorative details from the later 19th century.