Exterior

At E side of the main street of Bosherston village, 100 m S of the churchyard.

Two former coastguard cottages.

Pair of joined cottages, built 1834, two storeys, double-fronted, each with a central entrance and porch, facing W. Local limestone, rendered. Flat arches over openings. All front windows consist of pairs of nine-pane casements within a chamfered frame with mullion. Slate roof. End chimneys and a chimney central to the pair, in limestone. The porch of the left cottage is carried on rough timber posts, that of the right cottage is carried on cast-iron columns. Extended at rear.

Central lobby with staircase. Windows internally have built-in seats in a wall recess below sill.

Listed as a superior pair of estate cottages and an attractive building on a prominent site in the village.

References: NT (Stackpole) files
Dyfed Arch. Trust S&M PRN 26382

External Links

• Cadwr Listing
• Wikidata Q29495535

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