Description

Lodge; late 18th century, 2-storey and attic, 3-bay house;
centre door masked by later projecting gabled porch;
flanking single storey wings forming court, closed at
south by retaining wall; all white harled. 3 later piended
dormers; mainly 4-pane glazing; crowsteps to west (left)
wing; modern glazing to east (right) wing, which has centre
door in south elevation approached by flight of steps.
Corniced end stacks; slate roofs.
Court enclosed by harled and coped retaining wall with
cast-iron spearhead railings; pair square harled gate piers
with moulded copes and ball finials; match cast-iron
pedestrian gate.
Cottage (to rear of Main house); early 19th century, 2-storey,
3-bay cottage; centre door masked by modern lean-to porch

Statement of Interest

Single storey wings flanking Lodge were former fish boiling

houses Quay still used by fishing boats. Mr James Anderson

farmed Rispond and developed the fishing for which "he

built a pier and formed a village" at Rispond before 1813.

Donald Sage. Referred to as Ruspin in THE STATISTICAL

ACCOUNT (1790).

External Links

• Historic Environment Scotland Listing
• Wikidata Q17827545

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