Description

16th century 3-storey tower house with later alterations and
remodelled, perhaps twice in 19th century, with enlarged
windows to S in regular 3-bay arrangement, mid 19th century
low crow-stepped wing adjoins E gable. S elevation: rendered
as ashlar with ashlar margins (remainder exposed rubble);
full-height central semi-octagonal stair turret with tall
facetted roof, flanking bipartites at 1st floor, single
windows above: low porch links turret to E wing. Brick end
stacks; slate roofs. Ground floor vaulted with 2 apartments,
single opening to N and to S both probably insertions;
otherwise, gables and rear wall blank (some blocked
openings). Wing has corniced stack over E wall-head on
crow-stepped plinth.

Statement of Interest

Neglected (1987).

External Links

• Historic Environment Scotland Listing
• Wikidata Q56622505

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