Hill Cottage

Probably local limestone rubble walls with cemented cladding. Welsh slate gabled roof with red tile cresting; cemented stack each end. Two storeys. Three later C20 2-light hardwood casements on ground and first floors, the ground floor windows with wood lintels and the upper windows with their heads at eaves level. Buttress at south-west end. North-east gable with projecting chimney breast. South-west gable retains position of original entry and possibly original doorway. Low pitched roof suggesting that the walls have been heightened and given a new roof structure. Rear elevation not seen.

Interior not seem at resurvey. It is said to have a fireplace at each end; north-east fireplace with original stone chamfered jambs with pyramid stops; timber stopped and chamfered bressumer. South-west fireplace with straight edged jamb and timber bressumer and original stone relieving arch over. Original south-west arched stone chamfered staircase doorway with Glamorganshire stops and old wooden boarded door (from Sussex); stone stairs with cantilevered stone slab roof and stair light. Ground floor stopped and chamfered ceiling beams; square joists covered over; window seats to south and north windows; centre window formerly a doorway but not probably the original doorway. These points are confirmed by RCAHMW.