Little Orchard

Little Orchard is a distinctive estate cottage built of stone rubble with tooled stone dressings, featuring large quoins. The cottage has a stone tile roof with end stacks and a high, lengthened rear kitchen stack, all adorned with cornices. It has deeply overhanging eaves and decorative bargeboards. The main unit has a central entry, with a two-storey rear outshut that steps back to the left, and a further single-storey outshut that steps down to the left. The three roofs at the rear form a continuous slope, slightly stepped at each eaves level.

At the front and sides, there is a hipped verandah with a stone-tiled roof, supported by wooden posts, and it features glazed rooflights above the front windows. The main frontage displays a three-window range of 3/6 pane sashes with tooled voussoirs, and there are similar windows on the ground floor on either side of a central doorway, which has a planked door that is partially glazed. Casement windows are present on the sides, along with a door leading to the garden.