Langrig Farm

Langrig Farm is a farmhouse built around 1860 by the architects Burn and Bryce, with subsequent additions and alterations. It is a two-storey, three-bay gabled farmhouse accompanied by a single-storey ancillary structure, and with modern additions to the rear. The front of the farmhouse is constructed of coursed and tooled sandstone with droved dressings; the sides and rear are of harl-pointed tooled rubble. It features overhanging eaves supported by timber brackets and decorative timber bargeboards. Droved quoins and surrounds to the windows are also sandstone, with stop-chamfered openings, sandstone mullions, and projecting cills.

The south-east elevation, which is the main entrance facade, has a part-glazed, timber panelled door centrally positioned at ground level, above which is a two-pane fanlight. A columnar porch with inverted, tapering columns and a shouldered-arched opening provides shelter to the doorway. A four-light canted window is situated at ground level on the outer left side; the first floor window on this bay corbelled and is chamfered into a square, with a bipartite window placed centrally beneath the gable. A tripartite window is found at ground level on the right side, with a gabled window projecting through the eaves on the first floor. A single-storey screen wall, representing the rear ancillary structure, is adjoined to the outer right.

The south-west side elevation shows the main block with a single window at first floor, set slightly left of centre. A recessed two-bay wing is to the left, with a narrow window at ground level on its right side and a single window on its left side, and a gabled window that breaks through the eaves. A single-storey addition is attached to the extreme outer left.

The north-west rear elevation features a full-height gabled wing projecting to the right, with a single-storey addition obscuring ground-floor bays. A narrow window is visible in the left bay. A single-storey, lean-to porch is situated in the re-entrant angle to the left, and a single-storey ancillary structure is recessed to the outer left, with boarded timber doors in both bays.

On the north-east side elevation, the main block is adjoined by a projecting ancillary structure at ground level. A modern porch is in the re-entrant angle to the right, and a gabled window breaks through the eaves at first floor. A single-storey modern addition is recessed to the outer right.

The glazing is predominantly replacement, with some original lying-pane timber sash and case windows to the front. A small rooflight is present. The roof is covered with purple-grey slate, and the rainwater goods are modern replacements. Corniced brick apex stacks with paired flues and circular cans are visible. The interior of the farmhouse was not inspected in 1998.