Oatfield House, Main Road, Dirleton

Possibly late 18th century farmhouse, radically remodelled

and extended to 2-storey, L-plan farmhouse with single

storey wing to W of 3-bay front. Peddie and Washington

Browne added mansard attic, 1909. Modern addition at

rear. Harled rubble with painted ashlar dressings,

raised cills and rusticated quoins.

S ELEVATION: symmetrical, with pilastered doorpiece at

centre; architraved door with decorative fanlight.

Windows to flanking bays with pulvinated friezes.

Recessed (1909) 4-bay wing to W, bipartites at ground to

centre and right, and pedimented dormerheads to 1st floor

windows. Outer left bay raised as ogee-roofed

pavilion. Arched doorway at ground in raised ashlar

panel. Asymmetrical N elevation. Pavilion to outer right

bay of rubble, with doorway and windows.

12-pane glazing to sash and case windows. Slated roofs

with swept eaves to mansard. End stacks with moulded

coping, some raised.

INTERIOR: much altered on sub-division.