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Lodge, Finnart House, Arrochar Road, Finnart

A Category B Listed Building in Lomond North, Argyll and Bute

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Coordinates

Latitude: 56.1148 / 56°6'53"N

Longitude: -4.833 / 4°49'58"W

OS Eastings: 223953

OS Northings: 694960

OS Grid: NS239949

Mapcode National: GBR 09.LL7G

Mapcode Global: WH2LH.QKRN

Plus Code: 9C8Q4578+WQ

Entry Name: Lodge, Finnart House, Arrochar Road, Finnart

Listing Name: Finnart, Arrochar Road, Finnart Lodge with Boundary Wall

Listing Date: 14 May 1971

Category: B

Source: Historic Scotland

Source ID: 347784

Historic Scotland Designation Reference: LB14441

Building Class: Cultural

ID on this website: 200347784

Location: Rhu

County: Argyll and Bute

Electoral Ward: Lomond North

Parish: Rhu

Traditional County: Dunbartonshire

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Description

William Burn, circa 1830s. Picturesque gate lodge. Single
storey over raised basement to NW (falling ground to burn).
Circular-plan main block with gabled and piend-roofed
projections forming bi-axial V-arrangement to main elevation.
Rubble with stugged red sandstone margins and dressings; quoin
strips. Projecting eaves; exposed rafters.
S (MAIN) ELEVATION: gabled porch, depressed-arch
doorway, window on left return; parapet of avenue bridge over
burn immediately to right of porch, octagonal die abutting left side
of porch; flush 6-panelled door. Higher bowed bay at centre,
blocked window directly under eaves; blank bay to outer left.
N (REAR) ELEVATION: advanced, shouldered and
pedestalled stack at centre; curved walls to right and left with
window; swept, cat-slide roof over curved bay to right.
All windows blocked, formerly bipartite casements. Grey slate
conical roof, lead finial. Coped 2-stage wallhead stack, circular
cans.
BOUNDARY WALL: rubble wall with semicircular coping.

Statement of Interest

The lodge was the lodge to Finnart House, the former seat of Edward Caird who was a relative of John and Edward Caird, principal and professor respectively of Glasgow University. Finart is now used as an oil terminal for BP. Finnart House is listed separately.

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