West Enoch

Probably circa 1800 incorporating earlier fabric and with later additions. 2-storey, 3-bay gabled farmhouse with single storey and attic courtyard steading to rear. Rendered stone with painted ashlar margins and quoin strips to farmhouse; whitewashed random rubble to steading. Eaves course.

FARMHOUSE: principal (S) elevation with central main doorway and arched window above; single storey wing to left (probably former dairy). Irregular fenestration elsewhere. Lean-to porch to right of rear elevation with single light to left side and timber-boarded door to right side.

W RANGE: single storey, adjoining farmhouse and N range, with dormer hayloft entrance towards N end.

N RANGE: single storey, adjoining W range. 20th century canopy supported by timber pillars to left.

E RANGE: detached. 2-bay basket-arched cartshed to left with prominent keystones and simple block capitals at springing point; stables to right with timber-boarded sliding door and flanking windows; stone forestair to attic at N gable. INTERIOR: open to double-framed roof with tie-beams. Grooved stone floor.

Predominantly 12- and 4-pane glazing in timber sash and case windows. Ashlar-coped skews. Coped, rendered gablehead stacks with buff clay cans. Scottish slate roofs with metal flashings and rooflights. Cast-iron rainwater goods.