Schoolhouse, Luggate Burn

William Burn, 1831. Gabled single storey attic school

house and single storey school room adjoined. Squared,

stugged and coursed red and pink sandstone, with

droved, chamfered reveals. Deeply overhanging eaves.

W ELEVATION: asymmetrical 3-bay. Narrow entrance block

at centre, with flush-panelled door, intercepted to right

by broader advanced gabled bay, doorway in N

re-entrant. Timber mullioned bipartites to outer ground

floor windows, single in attic, that at left breaking eaves

in gabled dormerhead.

S ELEVATION: prominent advanced set-off stack cutting

eaves. Single windows to both floors to right, with

gabled dormerhead.

SCHOOL: rectangular plan school-room adjoined to SE

corner of school house, with 3 large windows to W;

gabled porch projecting from S end of school-room at E

side, with doorway to W.

Plate glass sash and case windows to school house,

6-pane to school-room. Large grey slates. Variety of coped

single, paired and triples diamond stacks. Small ball

finials.