Newhaven Station, Craighall Road, Edinburgh

Circa 1878. Converted single-storey, rectangular-plan 9-bay timber station running N-S along Craighall Road. Timber boarding to all elevations with overhanging eaves. Projecting timber balcony and balustrade to rear on single steel columns astride original rail tracks; workshop below. Steel parapet to front.

W (ENTRANCE) ELEVATION: timber boarded doors in bays to outer left and right. Small single windows to right of centre; single windows in remaining bays.

E (REAR) ELEVATION: 11-bay. Cat-slide roof to single storey projection in bay to outer left. Double opening in bay to outer right. Variety of single windows and doors in remaining bays. Boarded timber balustrade along projecting balcony; double warren steel girders beneath. Single columns to ground below rest on brick base course in bays to outer left and right; double columns beneath inner bays. Original opening for rail track blocked to form covered workshop beneath shed.

N AND S (SIDE) ELEVATIONS: blank timber boarded panelling to both.

Variety of 2 and 4-pane timber sash and case windows to both elevations. Grey slate roof in diminishing courses; overhanging eaves. Stepped brick flue to W elevation in penultimate bay to right.