Gavinton Hall And Butterwell Hall, South Street, Gavinton

Gavinton Hall and Butterwell Hall, located on South Street in Gavinton, date from the mid 19th century with later alterations, including a two-bay hall added in 1929 at the west end of the terrace. The buildings are single storey, with Gavinton Hall being a three-bay hall that connects to the two-bay Butterwell Hall, both of which have the same eaves height as the terrace. They are constructed from squared and snecked stugged sandstone, featuring stugged ashlar dressings, and have a rendered base course along with an eaves course on Butterwell Hall.

On the southeast elevation, the gabled three-bay hall is set back slightly from the adjacent terrace and features a corbelled bellcote at the apex topped with a ball finial. There are two steps leading to a flush door with a rectangular plate glass fanlight above, and a window in each of the flanking bays. The west return of Butterwell Hall also has a door with a letterbox plate glass fanlight above, and each bay of Butterwell Hall has a bipartite window with a dated name and monograph plaque in the center.

The west elevation, facing The Green, shows a three-bay arrangement grouped to the left, with a window in each bay. The north elevation is not fully visible as of 1995, but there is a platformed addition to the rear of both Butterwell and Gavinton Halls.

Gavinton Hall features timber plate glass sash and case windows, while Butterwell Hall has four-pane timber sash and case windows. Both buildings have slate roofs, with a scroll skewputt on Butterwell Hall and metal vents at the ridges of both halls. The interior was not seen in 1995.