Three cottages, originally one house, cruck hall, smoke blackened, with open central truss plain at Apex, moulded sollit. North end of hall rebuilt as a 16th century solar crossing, main body of hall that remained floured over and gable jettie front added in 17th century, South end of existed, rebuilt 18th century, Two crucks remain in part with much of the timber framing of later additions, Cusped timber in roof, possibly passing windbrace, To survey and note to file. Timber 2c arched doorway, jambs and head of single timber on each side. Cruck truss one open plain apex. Dressed stone side remain of early fireplace.

[Additional:] Surveyed (level 3) in 1980 with additional reconstruction drawings 1997. (RFS/2002)