No. 3 Clive Cottages

No. 3 Clive Cottages is part of a row of four estate cottages built from random rubble limestone. The main elevation features a 'vertical crazy paving' style, with dressed long-and-short quoins and rusticated window surrounds, topped by a Welsh slate roof. Each cottage is two storeys high and single depth, with a small rear wing. There are eight windows in total across the row, with each house having two windows on the upper floor above a window and a door. The cottages on the left have their doors on the left side, while those on the right have doors on the right. The two middle cottages have gabled roofs. The doors are made of planks, and the windows are iron diamond lattice, with three lights below and two lights above; each window now has one single pane in the opening part. There are three stone ridge stacks located between the houses. The rear elevation has been partly altered. The interior has not been inspected.