Description

Earlier 19th century. No 1 (north end) single-storey, rubble,
2 door and 4 windows to south. Piended pantiled roof with
central harled stack, further stack to west. Nos 2 and 3
(south end) circa 1860. U-plan with later harled wings to
rear. Single storey, whin boulder rubble with ashlar
dressings. Two doors and 6 windows (one blocked) to east. Two
window north end. To rear doors in angles and 3 windows
(central one formerly a door). Pantiled roof, brick and
rubble stacks, some harled.

External Links

• Historic Environment Scotland Listing
• Wikidata Q56607359

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