7 Rosebank, Valley Drive, Leslie

Later 19th century. 2 pairs of neighbouring single storey, semi-detached cottages, each 6-bay pair mirrored about centre. Squared rubble Aberdeen Bond with contrasting long and short work ashlar quoins, window and door margins. Deep-set, moulded doorways with deeply chamfered arrises and stone bracketed cornice canopies. Deeply overhanging eaves with exposed rafter ends.

PRINCIPAL ELEVATIONS: symmetrical. Centre door to each cottage with flanking windows.

RETURN ELEVATIONS: with 2 broadly spaced windows.

REAR ELEVATIONS: rubble construction outbuildings, free-standing and attached, to all properties.

All windows modern. Grey slates. Piended roof with shouldered and coped stugged ashlar end stacks; central short stack with moulded coping. Some octagonal cans retained. Modern rooflights/solar panels to no.3.

INTERIOR: original plasterwork ceiling rose and coving in Nos 5 & 7, former also having 2 gas lamps in entrance hall.

BOUNDARY WALLS: low saddle-back coped, rubble boundary wall to Nos 1 and 3 rising on falling ground becoming terrace wall at No 7 with openings to street.