Station Cnr Cottage (EHER 29598)

Mid 19th century pair of attached cottages, now one house.

Pair of attached cottages of the mid 19th century, now one house. They are dressed flint and red brick and roofed with handmade red clay tiles. The house is aligned north-west to south-east, aspect south-west, with chimney tacks in gable ends, full-length lean-to at rear with central chimney stack. To rear of this, is two flat-roofed single-storey extensions, 20th century, and lean-to conservatory between them. It is two storeys. There is a glazed door to the north-west cottage, 20th century brick and flint gabled porch with boarded door at front to south-east cottage, and four 19th century casement windows with diamond leading on each floor. The flint is arranged in panels divided by red brick, moulded red brick surrounds to windows, with flush elliptical arches of red brick over doors and windows. There is tumbled-in brickwork at gables. <1> See also: <2>