Scotts Mill House, Fettykil Paper Mill, Leslie

Earlier 19th century. 2-storey with attic and single storey extension, 7-bay, rectangular-plan lint mill on falling ground to S, currently used as store. Whinstone rubble with dressed quoins.

N (ENTRANCE) ELEVATION: 7 windows to ground floor, altered door to outer left at 1st floor accessed via modern footway bridge from 1st floor of building opposite, 3 windows to right, modern flat-roof linking extension over 2 bays, window to outer right.

E ELEVATION: blocked opening with rubble lintel to left of centre, over narrow projection sloping away to S, evidence of low pitched roof above, modern single storey brick extension to left; small window to outer right at 1st floor, centre gablehead window with small square opening above (possibly for ventilation).

W ELEVATION: centre sliding garage door at ground, door to right in slightly recessed rubble extension adjoining modern brick extension to outer right, centre gablehead window.

S ELEVATION: 1st floor with 6 windows visible over pitch roof of brick extension, corrugated tin link roof to outer left; 3 rooflights to left of centre.

BRICK EXTENSION: lower extension to S with piended, corrugated-iron roof, Flemish bond red brick with 6 vertical open-work sections

(corresponding to windows in earlier building) to S, 3 to E and narrow

horizontal section spanning whole of S elevation close to base.

Mainly small-pane glazing pattern in top-hopper metal windows, clay pantiles and square rainwater hopper.

INTERIOR: stone wheel stair with wooden handrail at top, 5 relatively

narrow cast-iron columns, 2.5" diameter, possibly circa 1820; larger cast-iron columns with curved brackets; some lath and plaster work visible in attic.