Pinkiehill Farmhouse, Inveresk

Quadrangular steading comprised of U-plan group of

earlier 19th century cartshed, stable and granary

ranges, and later 19th century engine house and stalk;

closed to S by farmhouse. Rubble sandstone; droved

ashlar dressings. Cill courses to granary windows.

N (CARTSHED) RANGE: single storey, piend-roofed range

with 5 segmental cart arches to courtyard, currently

blocked as stable doors. Red pantiles and slate eaves

easing course.

W RANGE:- 2-storey stable and granary range; 7 irregular

bays; doorway at centre and to right of courtyard

elevation; 4 bays with window to each floor, and

further granary window to right; roof piended to N,

gabled to S, where abutted by pantiled single storey

bay, linking range with wing of farmhouse. Grey slates;

ashlar coped skews.

E RANGE: 2-storey granary range. 3 pedestrian doorways

and 1 machinery doorway to courtyard elevation; 3

granary windows above. Adjoined at N by cartshed range.

Gable end to S with hayloft/granary door and round

arched panel of flight-holes to dovecot at apex. Grey

slates; ashlar coped skews. Engine house abutting to W.

STALK AND ENGINE HOUSE: piend-roofed engine house

projecting from W range. Purple slates. Tapering, square

section, red brick stalk with neck band, cornice and

blocking course.