Waiting Room And Signal Box, Corrour Station is a Grade C listed building in the Highland local planning authority area, Scotland. First listed on 28 June 2013. Station building.

Waiting Room And Signal Box, Corrour Station

WRENN ID
frozen-roof-ebony
Grade
C
Local Planning Authority
Highland
Country
Scotland
Date first listed
28 June 2013
Type
Station building
Source
Historic Environment Scotland listing

Description

North British Railway, 1894. Single storey, rectangular-plan station waiting room with adjoining observation tower signal box, Type 6b.

Rendered brick with banded dressings. Recessed round-arched door to centre. Butressing at corner angles. Projecting eaves with exposed timber brackets. Grey slate with terracotta ridge tiles. Coped end stacks with clay cans. Shouldered chimney projection to N gable end.

Linking section to S joining waiting room to tall, 2-stage, square-plan signal box tower. Pyramidal capped roof with timber bracketed eaves and slate roof. Continuous glazing to upper stage. Single storey, half-piended outshot to S with half-timbered infill to E and projecting wallhead stack breaking eaves to S.

Timber windows to signal box with glazing pattern: 2-pane to lower section; 6-pane to upper section.

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