Inveresk Gate, 6 Inveresk Village Road, Inveresk

1774, two-storey and basement, three-bay villa, with bowed single-storey and basement wings dating from 1821 with further 19th century additions at rear. Cantilevered, canted windows added to south elevation around 1900, modern doorway replacing earlier porch. Squared and course masonry with ashlar dressings, heavy pointing, droved ashlar bows and ashlar canted bays, moulded cornice, quoins.

South elevation: eaves cornice, flight of stone steps to modern doorway at centre. Narrow window flanking to left, original first floor window retained at centre, cast-iron brackets to corniced, cantilevered and canted windows flanking, with basement windows under. Two slate-hung, canted late-19th century dormer windows and one piend roofed at centre. Three-light bowed wings with cornice and blocking course, tall windows and basement windows under; piend roofs; tall window to each return elevation at centre.

Plate glass glazing pattern in sash and case windows of main villa, multi-pane glazing to bowed wings. Grey slates, corniced end stacks.

RETAINING WALLS AND PIERS: rubble retaining walls with ashlar coping. Corniced ashlar gatepiers with pyramidal caps by former stable range to northeast of main house.