Scottish Lime Centre Trust, 4 Rocks Road, Charlestown

Later-late 19th century. 2-storey; 3-bay; former school house. Advanced, gabled far right bay. Harled; ashlar surrounds to openings and quoins. Corniced bargeboards to gables; dormers and porch; decorative timber finials.

W (PRINCIPAL) ELEVATION: central door; 2-pane fanlight; advanced porch; decorative finial and pendant; chamfered timber supports on stone bases. Flanking bipartite windows; corbelled hoodmould; ashlar mullions. 1st floor windows centred above ground floor windows and door. Breaking eaves dormer window to left; 1st floor window to right; round-headed central dormer window, wholly in roof. Decorative timber pendant and finial to right gable apex.

N ELEVATION: plain gable wall; decorative timber pendant and finial in apex. Section set back to left; plain wall.

E ELEVATION: section set back to right; plain wall. Advanced section to centre and left; central gable. Central door; narrow window to right; window to left; mid floor stair window above right of door.

S ELEVATION: single ground and 1st floor window; gabled above; decorative timber pendant and finial in apex. Plain section to left.

Predominantly 4-pane timber sash and case windows. Steeply pitched slated roof. Exposed rafters at eaves. Corniced ridge stack to N and S gables.

INTERIOR: not seen, 2000.

BOUNDARY WALL

Tall rubble wall encloses land to N, E and S, incorporating single storey structure in SE corner. Low wall runs in front of house to W.