Swinton Bridge End, 1 Farm Cottages

Two blocks of farm cottages stand to the east of Swinton Bridge End farmsteading, each sub-divided into two semi-detached dwellings. Both still survive, though one cottage has now been converted into a single house. They date from the late nineteenth century.

The cottages are single-storeyed in height, and built of rubble sandstone. They feature crowstepped gables, and have windows of original sash and case design, each glazed with multiple small panes of glass.

Text prepared by RCAHMS as part of the Accessing Scotland's Past project