Cairniehill

Mid-later 18th century. 2-storey farmhouse, farm court to N

mostly now altered but polygonal horsemill and associated

threshing barn relatively well preserved.

FARMHOUSE rubble walling with squared quoins, window margins

mostly rendered and painted. Symmetrical 3-bay S elevation

with modern central rendered porch. All windows of original

dimensions, sash and case with 4-pane glazing. Asymmetrical

N elevation with low doorway to left, 3 further windows to

ground, all with 2-pane sashes. To 1st, 3 with 4-pane sashes.

Steeply pitched roof with good graded slates, coped end

stacks with thackstanes, end skews, sandstone ridge.

HORSEMILL AND FORMER THRESHING BARN: 5-sided rubble-built

horsemill with modern metal garage door. Facetted slate roof.

Horsemill connects with tall rubble threshing barn with now

blocked cart-arch to left, loft with slit ventilators.

S gable with some altered openings. N gable now largely

demolished gives on to modern cattle court. Interior gutted

and now used as storage.