Bystone Mews

Bystone Mews is a single-storey and attic cottage built around 1929, with subsequent alterations, and designed in the Arts and Crafts style by Stewart C Paterson of Glasgow. The exterior is white-harled, with contrasting red brick dressings and swept-eaved red-tiled roofs. The front (east) elevation features two large French windows. A gable to the left has a ground floor window that continues onto the south return. The north and south facing gable heads are both jettied above a timber attic circle and are tile-hung. Original windows are leaded; a brick cornice runs along the top of the walls, and there are a pair of yellow brick stacks.