Letham Lands, Letham

Later 18th century. 2-storey 3-bay farmhouse with single storey, single bay west wing and stable adjoining to east. South elevation: all pebbledashed with painted margins (remainder rubble-built); house has central door behind gabled timber porch; sash windows (12-panes to 1st floor); straight skews; coped end stacks. Altered bipartite to west

wing; stable has no openings on south wall (door and flanking windows to north elevation). Pantile roofs throughout; slate easing course to house and west wing. Single storey wing extends north-wards with segmental- headed cart opening in gable. 2 rectangular-plan single storey rubble-built steading blocks set at right angles form courtyard to north has enlarged rectangular opening and 4 blocked windows to courtyard; octagonal horsemill adjoining to north; pantile roofs, faceted over horse-mill; former byre to north east of house has corrugated asbestos roof.