Cockle Mill, 10 School Brae, Cramond

Earlier to mid 18th century (circa 1740). Former iron works (stores and offices) restored, converted and subdivided as residential circa 1973. Vernacular 2-storey, 10-bay with 3-storey and attic gable to right of centre. Predominantly random yellow rubble sandstone; long and short rubble surrounds to openings (some stugged, some droved); projecting cills; squared and snecked rubble sandstone to N wing; whitewashed harl at rear. Pitched, random rubble garage to S; whitewashed harl to sides and rear.

W (ENTRANCE) ELEVATION: modern glazed tripartite entry at ground in central bay (No 10, Cockle Mill); single window at 1st floor off-set to right; single windows at both floors in bay to left; 11-pane modern glazing span at ground in bay to outer left; 3 single windows at 1st floor above. Boarded timber door in penultimate bay to right (No 8, Bonnington Cottage); single windows to both floors in bay to outer right. 5-pane segmental-arched glazing beneath red-brick voussoir arch at ground in bay to left of entry; single windows in bays to left and right at 1st and 2nd floors; small square window centred in apex above.

GARAGE: round-arched boarded timber door facing S in bay to outer left.

Modern glazing at ground; uPVC window at 1st floor in bay to outer left; 9-, 12- and 15-pane timber sash and case windows to remaining openings. Graded grey slate roof (piended at S); raised skews; rendered ridge stack to S; rubble ridge stacks to N; projecting coping; single cans.

INTERIORS: not seen 1996.