Description

Circa 1920. Arts and Crafts two-storey and attic villa with substantial M-gable dormer to west front. White painted harl, ashlar cills. Timber mullions to bipartites. North elevation: door to right and window at first floor, small window to left at ground, diamond light to attic. West elevation: eaves swept down over rectangular window projections to left and right at ground with deep base course; eaves bridging centre to create sheltered recess. M-gable dormer above with tripartite to each gable. South elevation: modern conservatory addition to gable at ground. Two windows to right. Window and diamond light as above. East elevation: M-gable intercepted by stack to outer left, lean-to addition at ground, irregular fenestration and stair window. Various glazing patterns; small-pane casements predominating; unfortunate modern replacement to west at ground. Red tiles, swept eaves, shouldered corniced stacks, terracotta cans.

Statement of Interest

Possibly by the same architect as 1 and 2 Preston Road, East Linton, and The Manse, Gullane, who might be E Auldjo Jamieson.

Listed building record updated in 2023.

External Links

• Historic Environment Scotland Listing
• Wikidata Q56619731

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