Nos. 44, 45 and 46 are three attached Cottages. Mid Nineteenth century rebuild. Rubble stone walls. Slate roof with projecting boxed eaves, and gable end at east and Nineteenth century brick stacks on ridge, at party wall of Nos 44 - 45, and Nos 45 - 46. Two storeys.
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Nos. 44, 45 and 46 are three attached Cottages. Mid C19 rebuild. Rubble stone walls. Slate roof with projecting boxed eaves, and gable end at east and C19 brick stacks on ridge, at party wall of Nos 44 - 45, and Nos 45 - 46. Two storeys. 6 windows total. 3-light cast-iron casements with glazing-bars, to gound floor. 2-light casements to first floor. Wooden cills throughout. Dressed stone voussoirs making segmental heads to windows. Front doors C20, plank with one square light in upper half, No 44: at left hand side, No 45: at centre, No 46: at left hand side.
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