The Marcus Humphrey House (Former Elise Hospital), 48 Quarrier's Village

Robert A Bryden, 1901. I-plan cottage hospital in plain Tudor style consisting of central 2-storey gabled hospital block, flanked by symmetrical 7-bay, single storey glazed wings terminating in gabled ward block pavilions. Occupies prominent site to W of village facing main road. Squared and snecked sandstone with ashlar dressings; coped skews and skewputts. Mullioned and corniced canted windows. Central block with tripartite window with armorial plaque, lion finial at apex; breaking eaves gabled dormers to returns. Canted and corniced entrance porch in right re-entrant angle with plaque and shell crest flanked by cup finials to parapet. Pitched-roof multi-pane timber glazed wings with central French doors and dentiled timber detailing; fronted by low, balustraded walls with stepped entrances and square-plan, ball-finialled piers. 7 closely set windows to end elevations.

Predominantly timber sash and case windows with horns. Pitched roofs; grey Scottish slate. Diamond-shafted, wallhead and ridge chimneystacks; circular clay cans; terracotta ridge tiles. Cast-iron rain water goods.