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This was a single platform station with the passenger station to the west of a level crossing and goods yard to the east. It was east of Avon Viaduct [Westfield].

The timber platform was on the south side of the line with a timber station building.

The goods yard was approached from the west, over the level crossing. Sidings were on the north side of the line and a signal box was on the south, by the crossing. (Probably a gate box as the Westfield Loop box was nearby]].) Signals for the level crossing were removed in 1942.

Strathavon Cottage, to the south of the station, still stands. A railway cottage survives to the north, extended. The trackbed is still intact, partly landscaped, but nothing remains of the station.

To the east was the Westfield Paper Mill and the Westfield Loop.

The railway closed in 1964.

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