Hutton Castle Mill With Kiln And Bridge

Heritage listing

Category B Group Category Details 100000020 - see notes Date Added 29/04/2002 Local Authority Scottish Borders Planning Authority Scottish Borders Parish Hutton NGR NT 90394 54752 Coordinates 390394, 654752 — Earlier 19th century, incorporating mid 18th century structure. 2-storey and attic rectangular-plan former flour mill with attached 1?-storey square-plan kiln. Random and coursed sandstone rubble. Ashlar dressings with margins and projecting cills. Stugged ashlar long and short quoins. Stugged, coursed red and pink ashlar sandstone base to NW gable with black and red stock brick in-fill. Skew gabled with plain skews (some now missing) and putts. SE ELEVATION: gabled end with entrance at ground floor; diagonal cast-iron support beam running from top right of door to adjoining kiln. To 1st floor, large door placed off centre right, incorporating gable end of earlier lower structure into left-hand jamb. NE ELEVATION: 2 regularly placed bays within main storey (1st floor) of sloped elevation; small window to ground floor left. Blind gabled wallhead dormer to upper right; paired Carron lights to left of roof. NW ELEVATION: gabled end; opening within ashlar base containing cast-iron water wheel boss and shaft. To 1st floor, later central window with remains of original glazing; directly above, now blind earlier window. SW ELEVATION: small opening with timber lintel to extreme left of basement containing external power driver shaft and wheel assembly for internal machinery. To ground floor, window to left and right; blind remains of earlier window above right-hand bay. To 1st floor left, rectangular window with remains of original timber glazing bars. 3 cast-iron Carron lights to centre of roof with additional rooflight below left of centre. KILN: adjoining at SW angle of

From Historic Environment Scotland under OGL v3.