Evelix, Chapelton

Evelix, located in Chapelton, is an earlier 19th century building that served as a former school and teacher's house, with an addition made in 1873. The structure features harled pointed rubble with tooled dressings. It is a single-storey school facing south, consisting of four irregular bays, and includes a projecting porch from 1873 with a round-headed entrance that is accessed by steps. There is a later additional bay to the right (east) which has a large segmental-headed window in the east gable, marked with the date 1873 in the keystone.

At the southwest corner, there is an Italianate square, tower-like teacher's dwelling that is two storeys high and consists of a single bay. This dwelling has a large round-headed window on the first floor of the east elevation and features a shallow pyramidal roof topped with a cast-iron apex cross finial. The building has multi-pane glazing, with some surviving lying-pane windows in the teacher's dwelling. It also has ridge end and wallhead stacks, projecting eaves, and slate roofs.