Byre, Hazelwood Farm, Imachar

Late 19th century. Farm steading with outbuildings to rear. Single storey with attic breaking eaves, 3-bay L-plan farmhouse with outer lean-to bays. Distinctive glazing pattern to ground floor bipartite and single windows. Harl-pointed coursed rubble with long and short fireclay quoins; fireclay tabbed window surrounds; brick porch with similar dressings.

SW (PRINCIPAL) ELEVATION: central pitched roof enclosed porch with timber panelled door, letterbox fanlight and flanking slit windows with octagonal glazing pattern; bipartites to L and R; monopitch lean-to wings to outer L and R with single windows. Bipartite wallhead dormers to L and R; central smaller dormer, all with pitched roofs.

NE (REAR) ELEVATION: not seen (2002).

OUTBUILDINGS: constructed of coursed, split field boulders and other reclaimed material. Piended roof byre to L at rear; L-plan piended roof cartsheds to rear R.

Timber sash and case windows, hexagonal glazing pattern interspersed with brown-coloured diamonds to ground front; replacement uPVC glazing to bipartite dormers. Grey slates to farmhouse and ranges to rear R (slates removed in some areas), byre to L reroofed with concrete tiles; brick end stacks; 5 hexagonal clay cans, 1 round.

INTERIOR: not seen (2002).