Description

Circa 1840 addition in style of Walter Newall of Dumfries to
east gable of late 18th/early 19th century L-plan house;
latter now forms rear wing, with open court at north. 2
storeys.
Addition: north and east elevations are similarly treated -
each is 2 bays with one advanced gabled bay and shallow
projecting ground floor window in recessed bay; each is built
of channelled bull-faced white granite ashlar (except north
gable) with contrasting red ashlar dressings; mullioned
(mostly bipartite) windows with lying-pane glazing (remainder
of house is rubble-built). North gable is boldly advanced,
with east-facing doorway in re-entrant angle; panelled door
approached by steps, hood on single console (at right).
Straight skews swept over skew putts; axial stacks (?cut down
apex stacks) with corniced octagonal flues. Rear wing:
altered possibly circa 1840; 4 narrow bays to south
elevation, with glazed door at right; north range with 3-bay
courtyard elevation (inserted garage) single storey range
beyond. Sash windows with 4-pane glazing. All roofed with
graded slates.

External Links

• Historic Environment Scotland Listing
• Wikidata Q17791730

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