Malting Barn And Double Kiln, St Magdalene's Distillery, Edinburgh Road, Linlithgow

MALTING BARN: 1880. 4-storey, 13-bay rectangular-plan maltings building joined to 2-storey double kiln with pagoda roofs. Coursed cream sandstone rubble, ashlar dressings, rock-faced window surrounds. Symmetrically placed windows, small windows in upper 3 storeys. Eaves course, quoins.

N (STREET) ELEVATIONS: 6 bays at ground and 1st floor; 13 symmetrical bays to upper storeys. Tall narrow 4-centred arch doorpiece off-centre left, chamfered surround, keystone, fanlight, 4-centred arch opening to right, keystone dated 1880; bipartite window above at 1st floor, shouldered-arch loading door with gabled dormerhead above to top storey. Windows to remaining bays, small windows to bays to upper storey. Door in return to left.

S (REAR) ELEVATION: door off-centre right window flanking to right; 13 symmetrical bays to upper 3 storeys, with small window to each bay except door to 1st floor to outer left with metal forestair.

W (SIDE) ELEVATION: 4 bays; small windows symmetrically disposed to each bay to upper 3 storeys including fire escape doors to outer right.

INTERIOR: cast-iron columns supporting wooden floors.

DOUBLE KILNS: lower 2-storey block adjoined to malting barn to E and set back from street.

N (STREET) ELEVATION: segmental-headed opening to centre with 2-leaf boarded doors suspended on sliding track, flanked by windows; 2 small windows at 1st floor.

Wooden mullions and transom windows, wooden shutters lower, fixed-pane upper. Grey slate roof with double pagoda roofs to kilns.