22 Livery Street, Bathgate

This is a single-storey cottage located at 22 Livery Street in Bathgate, which appears to date from the early to mid-19th century but contains walling from the 18th century. The cottage features four bays, arranged symmetrically with one bay on one side and three on the other. The front has been rendered, with stone margins that are now recessed. The door and outer windows retain a horizontal glazing pattern. The cottage has end stacks and a slate roof. At the rear, there is exposed stonework and signs of heightening.

Attached to the rear of the cottage is a long range of outbuildings, which are of various dates, primarily from the 19th century and covered with pantiles. The low range closest to the cottage, which is a byre, appears to be 18th century and has a cobbled drainage channel that still survives. Its walls are whitewashed and built of rubble. Other outbuildings include a stable and a loose box, with the stable featuring a cast-iron and timber trevis. These ranges are constructed from rubble and brick and have small-paned windows. There are additional sheds made of brick and timber, but these are not included in the listing. The property also has a cobbled courtyard.