Whytock & Reid, Sunbury Works, Sunbury House, Belford Mews, Edinburgh

Whytock & Reid, Sunbury Works is a former cabinet makers workshop built in 1886. It is a three-storey building with a basement and attic, featuring a rectangular plan with 16 bays and a two-bay gable end on the southwest elevation. A three-storey residential block, constructed in 2008, is linked to the northeast. The building is made of red brick, with dressed ashlar cills and brick lintels, and has plain brick skews and skewputts.

The ground floor has irregular fenestration, including some later doorways and windows, while the first and second floors have regular fenestration. Notably, there is a small canted window at the southeast corner on the first floor, which has a moulded cill and lintel. The attic features some later rooflights.

The windows throughout have later 9-pane glazing, with fixed 6-pane glazing in the canted window. The roof is pitched, covered with grey slates, and has a lead ridge and flashing. Brick gable end stacks have ashlar bases and neck copes, topped with modern clay cans.