Description

Late 18th century, re-modelled in mid 19th century and
renovated circa 1970. 2-storey farmhouse at W end of long
steading range (Dornock House - listed separately).
Pebble-dashed with rendered margins and 1st floor cill band.
S elevation: 6 irregular bays, door left of centre, bipartite
alongside, otherwise single windows; all windows sashes with
12-pane glazing pattern. 18th century moulded eaves cornice
to N and to S; straight skews; 19th century end and axial
stacks. Gabled long low parallel adjoining wing to rear
(north lean-to in re-entrant angle. All roofs covered with
graded slates. Ashlar-coped low garden walls to N and to S.

Statement of Interest

B group with Dornock House and Dornock Town steading north

range: Items 1 and 3.

External Links

• Historic Environment Scotland Listing
• Wikidata Q17792576

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