Garden House, Rosehaugh House

Garden House, dating from around 1845, is an asymmetrical cottage that features one storey and an attic, with three bays. The right bay is advanced and gabled, showcasing a canted bay window. At the center, there is a porch located in the re-entrant angle, which has simple bargeboards and a wooden finial.

The ground floor window is sheltered by a bracketed stone canopy, and above it, there is a bargeboarded dormer. The south elevation also includes a ground floor canted bay with a bargeboarded dormer above, and both bays retain their lattice casements. The building is constructed of red snecked ashlar with polished ashlar dressings. A round ashlar chimney with a square moulded cope is present, and the roof is made of slate. There is a later service wing at the south-east. Additionally, the property features ashlar gate-piers topped with pyramidal copes.