Description

1892 gate lodge to hospital, likely to be part of 1889 composition byJohn Rhind of Inverness; alternatively, design may be later, and by H Saxon Snell who took over the project after Rhinds death in August 1889. Reproduces detailing eg chamfered angles; chimney stacks; finial; slate roof, plate glass sash and case windows of main hospital block. Single-storey l-plan, 3 bays facing main road to S with advanced gable left, inscription panel beneath stepped hood-mould, wide 2-leaf inner doorway with partly-glazed doors; bipartite windows both in gable to main road and in gable to driveway (ie E). Free standing fountain dated 1897, possibly commemorating royal jubilee.

Statement of Interest

See Leanchoil Hospital main block.

External Links

• Historic Environment Scotland Listing
• Wikidata Q17826267

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