Meadowside Cottage, 106 Lockhart Street, Stonehouse

Meadowside Cottage is an earlier 19th century double-fronted single-storey cottage, originally a tollhouse, featuring a basement and an attic, making it two storeys at the rear. There is a later extension at the back. The cottage is constructed of sandstone ashlar with rendered rubble on the sides and rear. It has a band course at the eaves and overhanging eaves at the gables. The front includes raised window surrounds, a two-leaf timber panelled door, and a modern inner door, along with modern two-light windows. There is a small central rooflight at the front and both a small and a large modern rooflight at the rear. The pitched roof is covered with graded grey slates and has a piended design for the rear extension. There are two stone gablehead stacks with modern flue cans and a small brick wallhead stack on the extension. The cottage features cast iron rainwater goods.

Inside, the front rooms have coved ceilings, simple cornices, and timber linings and shutters, while the attic rooms have boarded ceilings and doors. At the rear, there is a pitched roof stone-built former washhouse, which is now used as a garage. The property is enclosed by a low boundary wall with chamfered coping and square gate piers.