Garden Cottage

Garden Cottage is a two-storey building constructed from painted rubble stone, topped with a slate monopitch roof that leans against a walled garden wall. It features a triple brick chimney at the top of the roof slope. The cottage has two bays, with two 9-pane hopper windows located under the eaves on the upper floor. On the ground floor, there is a cambered-headed window on the right and a door on the left, which is part of a 20th-century long lean-to.

To the left, there is a short return block of similar height, followed by a lower single-storey range that includes a broad cambered-headed doorway with a boarded door. The rear side of the cottage is unpainted; the taller part on the left has two windows at the eaves, with the right window being longer and featuring 20th-century glazing. Below the left window is a cambered-headed door. The slightly lower block, which serves as a cart-shed, has three broad arches with elliptical heads, and there is a small window immediately above the left arch.

The rear of the cottage, which faces into the kitchen garden, has two cambered-headed windows above, with one on the ground floor to the right and a modern window to the left. There is also another modern window as the wall slopes to the upper right.