A historic building survey was undertaken to inform the proposed extension and alteration of buildings at 1 and 3 St George's Hill, Glentworth. The surveyed buildings comprise a late 18th - early 19th century stone cottage with a later brick extension and 19th century outbuildings. The cottage is a two storey building of limestone blocks and rubble, with a slate roof. It was originally two properties; this is reflected in the internal floor plan and a blocked doorway on the north elevation. A brick extension with a large bay window was added in the late 19th century. The outbuildings are constructed in red brick and comprise: a now-derelict animal shelter and cartshed; a washhouse with in-situ 19th century copper, fireplace and oven, and a gabled pitched pantile roof; and a barn, also in a ruinous condition. Evidence from OS maps suggests the animal shelter was extended to the south in the late 19th or early 20th century. {1}{2}