5 Bridge End, East Linton

5 Bridge End is a later 18th century, three-storey, three-bay house with a basement, situated with its gable end facing the bridge. The building is constructed of random rubble whinstone, featuring sandstone dressings and chimney stacks.

The west elevation presents a three-bay facade with a main doorway at the centre on the first floor, which has a strip fanlight above and is accessed by a renewed staircase. Flanking this doorway are two windows. Below, there is another doorway, a window, and a boarded opening to the left, with a narrow window to the right. The second floor has a small square window under the eaves in each bay.

The east elevation faces the river and weir and has a regular arrangement of windows similar to the west elevation, with renewed dressings at the ground floor. There are two small windows at the basement level, aligned with the river bank.

On the north gable, there is a doorway to the left on the first floor, and the window pattern is irregular. The sash and case windows predominantly feature a 12-pane glazing pattern, with pivot plate glass on the second floor. The building has straight skews, end stacks, and is covered with grey slates.