By Biggar, Culter, Bridge Cottage

Mid 19th century with early and late 20th century additions and alterations. Single storey L-plan, 4-bay classically styled cottage sited side on to the road in a small rural grouping adjacent to a small bridge over the Culter Burn. Coursed rubble with sandstone dressings and window surrounds, render to later additions. Advanced gabled bay to left with projecting bipartite stone window with decorative carved stone niche to apex, advanced gabled porch to central bay with small side window and lower recessed rendered bay to later addition at the far right. Small arched attic window to southeast gable.

A variety of timber sash and case windows with multi-pane upper sashes. Lying pane glazing to right window of principal elevation. Non-traditional glazing to later box bay and conservatory to rear. Slate roof with rendered corniced ridge and wallhead stacks with plain clay cans. Cast iron rainwater goods.

The interior of the building was seen in 2015 and there is an unusual internal floor plan to the entrance hall with angled corners leading to the principal rooms. Boarded timber dado panelling to entrance hall and window reveals. Fireplaces and 4-panel timber doors.