Group of half timber and plaster thatched cottages, partially weather boarded, great arear of roof and advanced gable

Typical late 16th century cottages of district, probably built for Flemish and Dutch weavers. Spaces between upper windows (which appear to have been altered) and those on ground floor of bays, are parged. Curiously worked coloured lozenged patterning in the gables of the dormers

Timber framed construction, partially exposed with elaborate chimney

Group of cottages with weather boarded windmill adjacent

Show effect of thatch and plain tiles

Simple type of brick and tile cottages, pulled down in 1916

Example of half timber construction, with diagonal brick nogging, clustered flues and undulating roof

Cottage with typical thatched roof, giving distinctive character to dormers