Little Salt Hall, Rosalee Brae

Kathleen Anne Veitch, 1936. 2-storey, butterfly-plan, south-facing, piend-roofed villa with slate-capped, battered buttresses, deep overhanging bell-cast roof, circular stair tower to entrance (N) elevation, and single-storey and attic, former garage wing to E. White-painted brick, with polished yellow sandstone ashlar margin to principal door, and slate cills. Eaves course. Channelled detailing to windows at 1st floor of principal elevation and to stair tower.

FURTHER DESCRIPTION: Principal (S) elevation: buttresses flanking segmental-arched opening at ground floor to right of centre, with terracotta floor tiles to lobby and deeply recessed door; single window above; 2 broad windows to left and 1 to right at ground floor; 4 windows to left and 3 to right at 1st floor; former garage wing to outer right. Irregular fenestration to entrance (N) elevation; timber-boarded principal door in moulded stone architrave to right side of central circular stair tower with 3 staged windows following course of stair; former garage wing to outer left. Side (W) elevation with single window at ground floor.

Predominantly multi-pane glazing in replacement metal-framed windows; original Crittal windows to stair tower. Grey slate roof. Ashlar-coped, painted brick stack with circular terracotta cans (see NOTES). Cast-iron rainwater goods.

INTERIOR: Terracotta tiles to window ledges. Some herringbone-pattern parquet, and some Marbolith skirting (see NOTES). Broad, polished oak handrail to curved enclosing wall of stair, continuing down to base at ground and along gallery at 1st floor. Oak veneer doors with original Art Deco brass door furniture. Plain cast-iron radiators. Fitted cupboards with original door furniture to some bedrooms at 1st floor.