Description

Mid-later 19th century, asymmetrical gabled 2-storey,
3-bay dwelling. All rubble with tooled dressings. North facing
with near centre pointed-headed entrance flanked by transomed
and mullioned tripartites, to east in slightly advanced
gabled bay with similar bipartite in 1st floor. 2 gabletted
dormers. Transomed and mullioned tripartites and bipartite
in west gable, and 4-light version in ground floor of east
elevation and single dormer as in front. Hoodmoulds to all
principal windows; single and 4-pane glazing. Tall ridge
and end stacks with string course detailing; steeply
pitched local slate roofs. Rear: to SW a later 2-storey, single
bay wing. Long white-washed rubble single storey range of
offices runs across remainder of rear, probably former
dwelling.

Statement of Interest

Deeds of property date to 1843, possibly referring to

former dwelling range at rear. Information per present owner.

External Links

• Historic Environment Scotland Listing
• Wikidata Q17827521

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