Garden Scheme Offices North West Of Burn Hall

The Garden Scheme Offices, located northwest of Burn Hall, are a row of estate cottages that have been converted into offices. They date from the early 19th century and are constructed from sandstone rubble, featuring an ashlar plinth, quoins, and dressings. The building has a Welsh slate roof with a brick chimney and stands two stories tall with ten bays.

The second and fifth bays have boarded doors that are topped with flat stone lintels and alternate-block jambs. There are blocked roundels with raised stone surrounds on the first floor in alternate bays. The right end bay and the ground floor of the fourth bay are blank. The flat stone lintels throughout are carved to resemble wedge lintels, and there are projecting stone sills beneath renewed sash windows with glazing bars in the other bays. The low-pitched hipped roof features a chimney at the left end.