No. 18, together with no. 16, form a pair of cottages. Mid - late Nineteenth century. Rubble-stone walls. Slate roof with projecting eaves. Pair of brick stacks, set diagonally, on a stone base, at centre ridge. 2 storeys.
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Pair of cottages. Mid - late C19. Rubble-stone walls. Slate roof-with projecting eaves. Pair of brick stacks, set diagonally, on a stone base, at centre ridge. 2 storeys. 4 windows total. 3-light stone mullion windows to ground floor, 2-light stone mullions to first floor, all with lozenge cast-iron casements. Front doors at left and right hand ends, each in a square stone frame with depressed-arch head. Plank doors, with weatherboards, C19. Attached rubble-stone walls at each end of the cottages, each with a plank door and segmental stone head.
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