3 Lower Cross Oak Cottages

At the junction of the L shaped range comprising 3 cottages (formerly 4 or 5) facing N and E. This property comprises former number 3 at the E end of the N range and former number 4 at the N end of the E range. Number 3 was the largest house in the group. Of colourwashed roughcast stone rubble with Welsh slate roof with swept eaves and corniced coursed stone end stack to left, and another wide and shared to right. Two storeys, attic, and cellar. 3 window range of 6/6 pane sashes with shallow sills, central doorway with 6 panelled door and rectangular overlight, keystones to openings. Gable end facing road has windows at attic and cellar level. Former number 4 has single storey and attic, two window range of segmental arched latticed metal-framed casements to dormers and ground floor either side of similarly arched central doorway with stable-type boarded door.

Interior not inspected at time of survey (23rd October 1997).