Restoration Completed: 1984
Architect: David Brown

These appear from the street to be a pair of early 20th C Arts and Crafts inspired houses located on a site at the intersection of Mount Road and Shaker’s Lane. However, there are four properties that were acquired derelict and restored by the Trust. The restoration scheme was designed by David Brown, Architect, and completed in 1984.

They have two storeys of flint masonry with red brick dressings and a slated roof with brick stacks. The symmetrical principal elevation to the east has projecting gabled wings at each end with a single window at first floor and a projecting bay at ground level. Between the end wings, the cottages have two bays of fenestration at each floor, with the ground floor having a projecting shared porch, designed to match the original building but apparently much later in construction.