Camptoun Steading With Cartshed And Granary

Camptoun Steading is a mid-19th century building that features a cartshed with a granary above. The structure has six bays and includes a single-storey store that runs parallel to the east, which has four bays. It is constructed from random whinstone rubble with sandstone dressings that are generally droved and chamfered, with some brick used for the store openings.

On the north elevation, there are six segmental-arched cartshed openings beneath three granary openings, of which one is boarded and two are infilled. The south elevation features a central loft door with a gabled doorhead that breaks the eaves, flanked by two infilled granary openings. The store has three plain boarded doors and a single window on the north elevation, a single boarded door on the east gable, and a single window on the rear (south) elevation. The roofs are gabled with skews, pantiled, and have a slate eaves course. There is a single slim brick stack on the south roof slope made of stone.