1 Bridge End, East Linton

1 Bridge End in East Linton is an early to mid-19th century, two-storey, two-bay house with an attic and workshops. The building is constructed from squared and snecked whinstone rubble, with rubble sides and rear, and features grey ashlar dressings. The entrance to the first floor is from Bridge End and includes a large pilastered doorpiece with a cornice. There are windows flanking the entrance and additional windows on the ground floor below. The attic has piend-roofed, slate-hung, canted dormers in the outer bays.

Adjoining the house on the right is a seven-bay, piend-roofed office structure that is slightly advanced. This office has two doorways on the first floor leading to the street in the second and sixth bays, both with strip fanlights. Windows are present in the outer and three central bays. A Victorian post box is set into the wall at the center.

The house faces a builders yard at the rear, featuring a large doorway at ground level, irregular window openings on each floor, and two dormers in the attic similar to the front. There is a modern brick extension to the offices that includes two garage openings at ground level and three windows above. An iron forestair leads to the offices at the back. The east gable has one window on the first floor, and there is a further modern workshop addition adjoining at ground level on the east side.

The building predominantly features an eight-pane glazing pattern in the sash and case windows, while the offices have lying-pane glazing. The roof is covered with grey slates, has straight skews, and includes ashlar stacks with cornices. Some skylights are also present. Wrought and cast-iron railings line the street.