Foundry including linking wall with archway, former Ingleside Works

A later 19th century, single storey, 3-bay former steel foundry building and 2-storey, 4-bay office building to the right, linked by a recessed wall with a central archway at the south elevation. The buildings are classical in style, using polychrome brickwork, with red brick and cream brick dressings.

In accordance with Section 1 (4A) of the Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) (Scotland) Act 1997 the following are excluded from the listing: the gabled rectangular-plan additions to the north and east.

The foundry and office buildings have rounded corner angles and corbelled window cills. The doorways have moulded brick surrounds and the windows are round-arched with a central keystone and framed by rounded brick margins. The central cart arch in the linking wall is flanked by projecting pilasters and has a modillion cornice.

The west elevation of the former foundry building has an arcade of 6 round-arched openings, divided by polychrome brick columns. Each archway has impost blocks and a diamond-face keystone. The foundry and office building have later, corrugated-iron roof coverings and most openings have been filled with breeze block (2016).

The interior of the former office wing has not been seen (2016). A timber dog-leg staircase and boarded timber dado was noted in 1998.