Boghall Farmhouse, Biggar Road, Lasswade

Circa 1830 with later alterations, large farmhouse in Scots Baronial Style consisting of a 2-storey, T-plan, crowstepped gabled farmhouse linked to a single storey ancillary wing to the rear together forming a U-plan group around an open courtyard.

The east (entrance) elevation is 4 bays with an advanced gable to the right with a later canted bay window at the ground floor. The entrance has a decorative hoodmould. There are blind windows to the first floor of the advanced gabled bay and the centre window of the main block. The first floor windows have coped gablet-headed dormers with bird, thistle, and crescent moon and florate finials. There is a deep base course to the principal elevation. The south gabled elevation is plain. There are corniced gable chimney stacks.

The windows are predominantly 12-pane glazing in timber sash and case frames and there are replacement windows to the ground floor of the east (entrance) elevation.

The interior was seen in 2015 and is largely unaltered, with some later partitions to the room layouts. There is a turned stair with plain cast iron bannisters. There are marble fire surrounds to the principal rooms with some later 19th century style fire surrounds to the first floor. There are 6-panel timber doors throughout with a decorative pen light over the front door. There is tongue and grooved panelling to a first floor room. The main room in the rear single storey ancillary wing has a flag stone floor.