Cottage Adjoining Rose Cottage, Balmalcolm

This is a mid-18th century, two-storey, three-bay house with a single-storey, five-bay wing to the east. The eastern wing was altered in the late 19th century and is now a separate cottage. The main house is constructed of rubble with painted and chamfered margins. It has a modern central door flanked by small plate-glass windows. The west gable has a crow-stepped top; the east gable has skewbacks with moulded skewputt details and corniced end stacks. The cottage has a door to the left, added around 1979, and three sash windows. One bay of the cottage has a blocked opening. It features an off-centre corniced stack and pantile roofs. The cottage adjoining Rose Cottage is listed for group value only.