Kings Hill Cottages (EHER 26409)

Pair of cottages built early 18th century, probably of earlier origin; later alterations and additions. Timber-framed, painted brick facing to ground storey, weatherboarding to first storey, plastered returns. Roof of plain red tiles. Probably at one time part of the Kings Hill homestead.

May 1968. Grade II listed. A pair of 18th century timber framed cottages, probably of earlier origin and with later alterations and additions. They have a painted brick facing to the ground floor, weatherboarded first floor, and plastered returns. They have a red plain tiled roof and are two storeys and attics with two gabled dormer windows. They were probably at one time part of Kings Hill homestead, see EHER 26409. <1> See photos <2>. NRHE summary description: Pair of cottages built early 18th century, probably of earlier origin; later alterations and additions. Timber-framed, painted brick facing to ground storey, weatherboarding to first storey, plastered returns. Roof of plain red tiles. Probably at one time part of the Kings Hill homestead. <3> See also <4>.