The Laundry, Rosehaugh House

Style of William Flockhart, circa 1900, English Arts and

Crafts; dry-dashed with bull-faced rubble basecourse,

buttresses and chimney. Single storey and attic, rectangular,

5 bays by 3 bays; squat battered clasping buttresses; roof

swept down over centre rustic porch at long south side. Tiled

gambrel roof with timber-studded gables; main roof crossed by

small transverse ridge with timber-studded gables at south

side and battered chimney at north; small fleche with

weathervane near centre; deep coved cornice with scrolled

wrought iron brackets to rhones. A large segmented pedimented

dormer at each of south and east fronts; 2 pedimented dormers

at each of west and north fronts. Battered chimney set to

north of centre; small single-storey piend-roofed wing

projects from centre of north elevation.