Kirknewton Station

Kirknewton Station was built in 1848 for the Caledonian Railway. It is a two-storey building with a modified L plan, constructed from coursed rubble. The roof features crow-stepped gables made of slate, with ogee skewputs. The windows have double-chamfered reveals.

On the platform elevation, the gable of the main range includes a tripartite window on the ground floor with four-paned sash windows, and a single window at the attic level topped with a ball finial. There is a set-back wing styled similarly, which has an L-plan chimney stack at the angle. At the rear, there is a domestic range set back, featuring a chimney stack on the gable side that has upper courses that are corbelled out with a moulded cope. Between the wing, main range, and domestic range, there is a single-storey wooden shelter with a glazed upper section and lean-to roofs.

The west elevation is single-storey and includes a doorway, a single window, and a bipartite window, all with details matching those on the platform front. There is a central semi-dormer with a bipartite window and a crow-stepped gablet, and to the left of the dormer is a chimney stack with corbelled upper courses and a moulded cope.

On the east elevation, the full gable of the wing has a single window at attic level. A small section of the main range is set back to the left, while the gable of the domestic range is set forward to the right, featuring single and bipartite windows on the ground floor, along with a chimney stack that is integral with the gable.

The rear elevation has a port that is heightened and flat-roofed. The gable of the main range includes two windows at attic level and a later external stair above the door.