Description

Probably 17th century with alterations. 2-storey
rectangular plan baker's house and bakery, with earlier
19th century extension at rear. Pink sandstone rubble
with harl pointing; ashlar window surrounds.
NE ELEVATION: 6 irregular bays. 2 blocked doorways at
centre, that to left lower. 2 small square windows flanking
to right, 1 to left. 3 widely spaced small 1st
floor windows under eaves.
SE ELEVATION: windows altered. Gabled extension
projecting at outer right.
Blank gable to wynd at NE; rear extension to left
diminishing in height on rising ground, and with cart
entrance, small window and doorway. SW gable adjoined by
later building.
Small-pane modern glazing pattern. Pantiles. Coped
gable end stacks. Distinctive early East Lothian skew form.

External Links

• Historic Environment Scotland Listing
• Wikidata Q17792554

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