Phantassie Steading, East Linton

Phantassie Steading is a mid-19th century quadrangular farm building that has seen later additions and modern alterations. The south range is constructed of squared and coursed ashlar, featuring an eaves course, raised margins, and relieving arches above the ground floor windows. The rear is made of random whinstone rubble with sandstone dressings.

The south elevation presents a long front range with a central pend. It includes a depressed archway in an advanced gabled bay, with a square opening above and a now-blocked lancet window in the gable. A decorative finial with a weather-vane adorns the structure. The flanking ranges consist of five bays, with doorways and tall windows on the ground floor and smaller windows in the loft. The ranges end in advanced two-bay gabled wings, each featuring two windows on the ground and first floors, along with a lancet window in the gable.

To the north and east, there are long rubble ranges with doorways at the ground floor and windows in the loft. The courtyard, which encloses the cattle courts, has been modernized. Above the entrance pend, there is a loft door that breaks the eaves in a piend-roofed gable.