Cramond Bridge Mill (Former), Cramond

Former mill building. Snecked whinstone rubble with later droved ashlar dressings. Main building 2-storey, symmetrical. 5-bay NE elevation, comprising irregular openings at ground, with wide door to right, flanked by window to left, taller door and window to right; hay-loft door centred at 1st floor NE elevation, flanked by windows, with windows in outer bays. Stabling to outer left at ground, comprising original setted floor, tall trevises, with boarded folding door; later red brick lean-to stable projecting to outer left. Sliding door at centre of ground to SW elevation, with window aligned above. Piended slate roof. Various later additions.

The mills were shown on M Forres' 1818 map of Linlithgowshire. The central, internal waterwheel in the S range has been removed. (Historic Environment Scotland)

15 February 2012: External inspection finds the south range of the farm steading, a former mill, appears to be partially derelict. Roof tiles are partially loose, broken or slipped or missing. There is part of the roof to the east side of the building which has no tiles and appears to be exposed. Gutters are broken in part or completely missing. Broken and missing downpipes to rear. Some gaps are beginning to appear between the stonework in the walls on the east side of the building. Windows to the ground floor are missing and the interior exposed. The surrounding boundary area is overgrown.

10 February 2015: External inspection finds the building appears to remain partially in use.

5 November 2020: External inspection finds no significant change from previous visit. Slipped slates and ridge damage visible on roof. Rainwater goods partially remaining and are damaged. Some damp visible on walls and in need of maintenance. Building remains boarded up but area around has been cleared. No sign of ongoing works