11 The Maltings, Auchtertool

Later 19th century. Single storey with basement (on ground falling to N), 3-bay, former porter's lodge and office converted to house. Polychrome (red brick with contrasting yellow dressings) brick; dry-dash to E. Segmental-headed openings; roll-moulded arrises.

S (ENTRANCE) ELEVATION: tall gabled porch projecting and breaking eaves to left of centre with round-headed doorway, 6-panelled modern timber door and semicircular fanlight, clock above in tympanum. Broad finialled, piended bay to right of centre with 3 windows (that to centre slightly larger); low flat-roofed extension in re-entrant angle to left, with window on return to left.

W ELEVATION: semi-octagonal finialled bay with windows to SW and W, and stepped chimney breast breaking eaves to NW.

N (MAIN STREET) ELEVATION: slightly advanced broad gabled bay to left of centre with 2 small openings at raised basement and raised centre tripartite window above; blank basement wall to right with single window above; boundary walls abutting to outer right and left.

E ELEVATION: window in bay to left of centre, with full-height chimney breast breaking eaves into wallhead stack at right.

Modern uPVC glazing (see Notes) with multi-pane top hopper effect. Red fishscale-tiles. Corbelled and coped brick stacks; red fireclay hooped roof ridging and finials.

INTERIOR: principal room to N with coomb ceiling and elaborate strapwork detail.

BOUNDARY WALLS, RAILINGS, GATEPIERS AND GATES: coped red brick boundary walls with contrasting dressings and inset decorative railings, and semicircular-coped rubble boundary walls. Flat-coped, painted dressed ashlar, square-section gatepiers to W with decorative cast-iron gates, that to right containing inset pedestrian gate.