83 Camp Road, Motherwell

1737, 1765, later 19th century and modern additions. 2-storey, single bay, rectangular-plan, gabled folly with various single storey additions.

CENTRAL 2-STOREY CORE: 1737. Squared and droved yellow sandstone. Cavetto moulded eaves course, raised quoins, architraved windows. NE ELEVATION: window to ground, modern inscription in cement above; pedimented gable end, blind oculus to tympanum, urn finial to apex, octagonal coped stack to left shoulder, urn to right shoulder. SW ELEVATION: window to 1st floor centre, blocked doorway to right; pedimented gable end. Ground floor obscured by 1765 addition. SE ELEVATION: window to 1st floor centre, ground obscured by modern addition. NW ELEVATION: obscured to eaves by late nineteenth century addition.

SW WING: 1765. Single storey, 2-bay, square-plan, flat-roofed wing. Castellated parapets with corbelled bartizans. Squared and droved yellow sandstone coursers. Raised quoins, architraved windows with projecting keystones. SE (PRINCIPAL) ELEVATION: coped, shouldered pediment to parapet; ground floor obscured by modern addition. SW ELEVATION: regular fenestration. NE ELEVATION: obscured by central core. NW ELEVATION: 4-pane sash and case windows. Modern concrete skim to roof, cast-iron rainwater goods. Predominantly 8-pane sash and case windows. Grey slates, lead flashing, coped skews, cast-iron rainwater goods.

NW WING: later 19th century. Single bay, single storey with attic, half-gabled, rectangular-plan, stair tower. Crowstepped gable. NW ELEVATION: smaller single storey, half-gabled outshot; coped crowsteps; tall window to left return, blind square window to right return. SE ELEVATION: obscured by central core. SW ELEVATION: obscured by SW addition. NE ELEVATION: window to upper floor. Modern timber frame, plate glass windows. Grey slates, lead flashing, cast-iron rainwater goods, large modern rooflight.

SE WING: large modern addition, single storey, 4-bay, rectangular-plan, flat roof. Coped, pedimented parapet. Harled with imitation stone margins; eaves height string course, raised quoins, architraved openings. SE (PRINCIPAL) ELEVATION: regular fenestration, 2-leaf timber door to 3rd bay, coped shouldered pediment to centre of parapet, inscribed concrete panel 'CAMP COTTAGE, 1738'. NW ELEVATION: obscured by adjoining SW Addition to left and central core to right. SW (SIDE) ELEVATION: modern glass conservatory. NE (SIDE) ELEVATION: 2 small windows to right. Modern double-glazed sash and case windows. Asphalt roof.

INTERIOR: not seen 2001.