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Latitude: 57.5431 / 57°32'35"N
Longitude: -2.5525 / 2°33'8"W
OS Eastings: 367027
OS Northings: 850467
OS Grid: NJ670504
Mapcode National: GBR N81S.KDK
Mapcode Global: WH8MF.RNQQ
Plus Code: 9C9VGCVX+62
Entry Name: Steading, Mains Of Carnousie
Listing Name: Mains of Carnousie - Steading
Listing Date: 22 February 1972
Category: B
Source: Historic Scotland
Source ID: 341893
Historic Scotland Designation Reference: LB9602
Building Class: Cultural
ID on this website: 200341893
Location: Forglen
County: Aberdeenshire
Electoral Ward: Banff and District
Parish: Forglen
Traditional County: Banffshire
Tagged with: Farmstead
Dated 1797 (Simpson). Large, classifically detailed, quadrangular steading, with 2-stage rusticated ashlar fronted tower and birdcage bellcote over vehicular entrance pend. Square and pinned rubble with rubble base course and granite ashlar dressings.
S range;
S ELEVATION: pedimented tower to centre with ashlar belfry. Tall segmentally arched pend at ground with keystone, Venetian window above. Keystoned Bull's-eye window to corniced pediment, 2-stage belfry with blind bull's-eye to base with rusticated quoins, ogee roof and ball finial to bellcote.
Symmetrical, 2-storey, 4-bay, ranges flanking, with wooden lean-to additions to right. Windows at ground floor, smaller to granery/hayloft, piended roof.
N range;
N ELEVATION: segmentally arched pend to centre with keystone. Flanking ranges detailed as above; modern slapping, and corrugated iron outbuilding adjoining to E.
(COURTYARD): tower with 2 windows at 1st floor, wallhead stack above. Segmental arched cart-arches to E range, larger arch to left with moulded architraves to accommodate missing door. 2 small windows above the hayloft. Cattle courts with modern corrugated iron roof to W range.
3-pane, vertical glazing to 1st floor windows. Grey slates, coped
ashlar stacks; 2 stacks above pend to N.
According to Simpson, the steading is dated on the belfry; this is now difficult to see. Built by General Duff, who lived at Carnousie Castle 1790-1804, and was "enclosing his mains" in 1792 (OSA). The castle to the E is listed separately.
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