A Grade II* listed 17th century period cottage, designated as being ''a particularly important building of more than special interest'', forming one end of an L shaped block of five houses built on a series of late 13th century vaulted cellars. The property presents mixed external elevations of stone with mellow red brick window dressings and quoins to the lower section with scalloped tile hanging above all beneath a pitched peg tiled roof incorporating dormer windows. The living accommodation is arranged over three floors, as shown on the floor plan. 

A Grade II* listed 17th century period cottage, designated as being ''a particularly important building of more than special interest'', forming one of an L shaped block of five houses built on a series of late 13th century vaulted cellars. The property presents mixed external elevations of stone with mellow red brick window dressings and quoins to the lower section with scalloped tile hanging above all beneath a pitched peg tiled roof incorporating dormer windows. The property has been extensively and carefully restored over recent years and internal features include wide oak floorboards, exposed timber framing of a beautiful patina, open fireplaces and wooden panelling. The shower room fittings are by Philippe Starck and the kitchen units are by Bulthaup. The landscaped garden has a decked terrace from where there are far reaching views across the Brede Valley.