Delaware Hall, Station Road, Kyle of Lochalsh

The building is a former United States Navy hut, dating probably to around 1917. It is a long, single storey, three-bay, and rectangular plan gabled building, constructed of timber on a concrete base, with corrugated iron cladding on the external walls and roof. There is timber barge-boarding on the eaves of the building. There is a small, gabled porch attached to the east with a two leaf timber entrance door on the north, and another two leaf entrance in the west gable elevation.

The north and south elevations have six-pane glazed timber windows arranged in pairs, however the lower half of the windows are boarded up on the north side of the building. There is a four-pane sash and case window on the east elevation of the porch, as well as to the left of the timber door in the west gable.

The interior was seen in 2017 and consists of one large timber-panelled room, with the timber painted up to the wall head. There are plain timber floor boards throughout. Simple metal trusses support the timber roof structure and there are timber louvered vents in the gabled ends.