Lanark Station, Bannatyne Street, Lanark

Lanark Station, located on Bannatyne Street in Lanark, is a railway station built in the later 19th century. It is a single-storey building with an attic and consists of 11 bays. The exterior features sandstone ashlar coursers, raised ashlar quoins, and ashlar margins, topped with graded grey slate roof tiles, some of which have been replaced with darker grey tiles. The windows are single and tripartite margined, with 2- and 4-pane timber sash and case glazing. The building has bracketted eaves and gables, narrow plain bargeboards, and corniced ashlar ridge stacks.

On the street elevation, there are 5 bays on the left side, which includes 3 windows in the centre, with slightly advanced gables on the left and right. Each gable features a tripartite window and a single attic window, with a tripartite window on the left return gable. To the right, there is a slightly lower wing with 6 windows and a further lower blind bay on the right return gable.

The platform elevation has 5 bays on the right, consisting of a door and 2 windows in the centre, flanked by tripartite windows, with a single attic window above the gables. A bracketted canopy extends 2 bays to the left. To the left, there are 6 bays with windows and doors arranged alternately.

The interior has not been seen. Additionally, there is a platform shelter that is a single-storey, rectangular-plan structure made of vertically-boarded timber with a piended slate roof. It features a deep glass canopy supported by decorative cast-iron brackets and has a brick stack. The windows of the shelter are boarded up.