Pressmennan Farmhouse

Circa 1870. 2-storey gabled farmhouse, with 1st floor

breaking eaves. Roughly squared red sandstone rubble

with grey ashlar dressings, base and band courses.

Chamfered reveals. Stone mullions.

N ELEVATION: 4-bay, asymmetrical. bipartite stair

window off-centre to right, under eaves, with small

window at ground, narrow gabled bay to left with

windows to each floor, flanked to outer left by wider and

taller gabled bay with porch adjoined at right and

2 varied 1st floor windows; gabled timber porch with

decorative details; geometric tiles to floor; 2-leaf door

with decorative fittings. Outer bay to right gabled, with

bipartite at ground and 1st floor window.

W ELEVATION: 2 gabled service buildings projecting at

ground, adjoined at W. Service court enclosed by ashlar

coped walls to W.

E ELEVATION: gabled bay to left, bipartites at ground;

1st floor windows, that to right breaking eaves in gabled

dormerhead.

6-pane glazing pattern to sash and case window; timber

eaves brackets and plain barge boards. Grey ashlar

stacks with moulded coping.

TERRACE WALLS: red rubble walls with grey ashlar coping

to terrace on falling ground to S and E.

GATEPIERS: pair of red sandstone ashlar drum piers with

hemispherical caps.