Blackheath Railway Station

Blackheath Railway Station, built in 1847 by George Smith, is a single-storey building made of stock brick with a low-pitched, hipped slated roof. The structure features three bays and has stone rusticated quoins and an eaves cornice. It includes three-light round arched windows and a wide round arched doorway, both with flat surrounds and keystones. An impost band runs through the design. The right section of the building is set back and has a small doorway and a one-light window beneath a subsidiary hipped roof. The left entrance section features a round arch with a moulded architrave and a scrolled keystone, rising to a modillion cornice and blocking course. The side parts have scrolled parapets and altered shop windows below.