A pair of grade II listed, late 18th century or early 19th century, two-storey, whitewashed coursed stone cottages (conjoined into one building) with a shop window in a single storey southern outshut. The building has a steeply pitched tiled roof with end brick chimneys. The cottages have one sash window with glazing bars to each storey, although the northern ground floor has a fixed small paned window - possibly a former shop. There are two centre six-panelled doors, the top two panels of the northern one are now glazed, and there is a small sexpartite fanlight to the southern one. There are stone lintels to the doors and windows. (1)