Bloomfield, Rosneath Road, Cove And Kilcreggan

Mid 19th century. 2-storey, 3-bay, rectangular-plan gabled villa with 2 single storey pavilions, jamb at rear. Whinstone and red sandstone rubble, polished sandstone dressings, battered base course, rusticated quoin strips, string course.

West elevation: 3 symmetrical bays with single storey flanking blocks. Narrow entrance bay at centre, 2-leaf panelled door, wooden bargeboard on corbels; sandstone panel above door. Slightly advanced, flanking symmetrical gables; canted window at ground, cast-iron wreath balustraded parapet; broad, timber transomed and mullioned tripartite 4-centred window at 1st floor. Symmetrical, piend-roofed flanking pavilions, blocked bipartite window, rendered and lined at left return of outer left block; large opening into store at right return of outer right block.

East elevation: 3-bay, window at ground outer right and left, stair window breaking eaves at centre, etched glass, lying-pane glazing. Single storey, piend-roofed jamb at centre, rendered and lined with rusticated, red sandstone margins. Casement window to outer right, door, 2 small windows at left return; 2 large window to outer left, small window to outer right at right return, grey slate roof, brick wallhead stack with can with stop chamfered arrises. Lean-to plastic porch against outer right pavilion; etched window at centre of outer left pavilion.

Plate glass timber sash and case windows at front elevation; 12-pane sash and case at rear elevation. Grey slate roof with lead flashings, advanced eaves; stugged, coped, pink sandstone ridge stacks, decorative cans.

Interior: half-glazed inner door, cast iron balusters at plain stairs, plain cornices.

Boundary wall and gatepiers: rusticated piers with triangulated vermiculated caps; whinstone wall with harl pointing wall, quartz, boulder coping.