Bonjedward House, Stable, Garage, Cottages and Barn Jedburgh, Scotland

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Early 19th century with later additions and alterations, possibly incorporating earlier fabric. STABLE: single storey 5-bay rubble block. 3 bays of stable to left with single windows flanking door and roof ventilator; further door and window to right (with stack). Piended roof, grey slates. Additional garage bay to rear with cat-slide roof. GARAGE: single storey, rubble, altered from earlier form; pair of boarded 2-leaf garage doors. Gabled, pyramidal skewputts to N, grey slates. N gable with blocked archway and blocked pointed arch in gablehead (former dovecot?). Open implement sheds adjoined to S with corrugated-iron roof. COTTAGES: single storey L-plan rubble; N range harled. N RANGE: 3-bay; door to left. Rear with 2 large windows to right, 2 small to left; further door in end elevation. S RANGE: 6 irregular bays. Disposed from left; door, louvred opening, door, window, window, door. Rear elevation with 5 windows and door to inner right. Piend roofs, grey slates, brick stacks. BARN: to W, broad, low barn; entrance to hay loft from embankment to rear. Piended roof, grey slates.