Cargill House, West End, Letham

Early 19th century. 4 houses in 2-storeyed row, stepped down slope. Coursed squared whinstone with contrasting yellow long and short ashlar dressings. South elevation: 6 bays to right (Cargill House and Upper Cargill House) have off-centre door, 3 plate glass sashes and pend to left at ground floor (modern forestair, on north wall, entered through pend, leads to Upper Cargill House); 12-pane sashes to 1st floor. Brick end stack and modern tile roof. "Cargill House" has 4 bays; door behind modern glazed porch: mostly plate glass sashes; end stacks and slate roof. "West View" has 2 bays to south elevation, recessed central door with cavetto reveals and corniced doorcase in principal 3-bay west entrance elevation; 4-pane sashes throughout. Centrally placed stack on south wallhead and on north gable; slated roof.