Luggate

Earlier 19th century steading, replacing earlier buildings.

Squared and snecked red sandstone, some stugged, some

rubble, some ashlar dressings. S range follows falling

ground, with swept hayloft opening breaking eaves;

louvred ventilators, and former doors blocked; machinery

door slapping to W gable end. Cattle courts to E;

segmental archways into byres and sturdy square,

pyramid capped gatepiers to each court. Largely blank

elevations to N and E. Sliding doors to feeding hatches;

unusual timber divisions to troughs; timber beams on

corbels in characteristic East Lothian manner.

STALK: threshing mill to W with later red brick circular

section stalk on tall pedestal.

CARTSHEDS: 2-bay gabled cartshed and granary to W of

steading, with segmental cart-arches to S and 2 hayloft

windows above; hayloft windows in gable ends. 3-bay

earlier cartshed and granary to S, across road, with

gabled bothy adjoined to E gable. 3 segmental

cart-arches to N elevation with cut down window above

centre arch and windows above outer bays; stone

forestair to doorway on W gable; similar hayloft openings

to S side, with modern lean-to addition at ground.

Gable-end stack to bothy, with 2 doorways, 1 window and

later machinery door to S elevation; louvred ventilator.

Single storey cartshed range to W, Pantiles to cattle court

ranges and single storey cartshed; corrugated asbestos to

cart and granary blocks, modern roofing to threshing

mill.