Description

Early 19th century. Near symmetrical composition of farmhouse and steading, with steading gables treated as wings Whinstone rubble, with contrasting droved, yellow ashlar long and short dressings. House: 2-storeys and 3 bays; original central door behind glazed porch; 12-pane sashes; corniced end stacks and slate roof. Linked to steading gables by low wings; blind tripartite in left door and window in right. Gables have round-headed ground floor openings (pend to right) below blind semi-circular loft openings. Rectangular courtyard to west, single storey and lofts, partly infilled by 2 later sheds, 5 segmental-headed cart openings to courtyard elevation of south wing (4 arcaded), and modern large rectangular opening; 2 loft doors and 8 small windows above. Later addition to north wing, doubling its thickness, has 4 cart openings to north elevation, 3 original with segmental heads, 4th a later rectangular insertion. Slated and pantile roofs.

External Links

• Historic Environment Scotland Listing
• Wikidata Q17811406

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