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Latitude: 56.2123 / 56°12'44"N
Longitude: -3.3309 / 3°19'51"W
OS Eastings: 317550
OS Northings: 702990
OS Grid: NO175029
Mapcode National: GBR 23.DMMR
Mapcode Global: WH6RC.T31W
Plus Code: 9C8R6M69+WM
Entry Name: Kinnesswood, Main Street, Roselea
Listing Name: Roselea, Main Street, Kinnesswood
Listing Date: 9 June 1981
Category: B
Source: Historic Scotland
Source ID: 351963
Historic Scotland Designation Reference: LB17967
Building Class: Cultural
ID on this website: 200351963
Location: Portmoak
County: Perth and Kinross
Electoral Ward: Kinross-shire
Parish: Portmoak
Traditional County: Kinross-shire
Tagged with: Architectural structure
Early 18th century; Arts and Crafts-style addition at rear by James Scott of St Andrews, circa 1905. 2-storey house. Harled, slate roof. Windows at N have chamfered margins, 12-pane sash and case at ground floor, 8-lying-pane at 1st; corniced stacks. N ELEVATION: asymmetrical; door at left with cornice and partially moulded doorcase; 2 windows at right, 2 windows at 1st floor; plain eaves course. E GABLE: window at 1st floor right, gablehead stack. S ELEVATION: glazed door to original house at left, forestair with cast-iron balusters to door at adjoining Roselea West, windows at 1st floor; projecting circa 1905 wing at right, slightly advanced gable at centre widening at 1st floor, 10-pane window hinged as door with flanking 10-pane sash and case windows, tripartite window at 1st floor with half-timbered gable and bargeboards; exposed rafters, piended-roof. INTERIOR: Original 19th and early 20th century chimneypieces, one at 1st floor possibly 18th century with projecting cheeks; some doors with fielded panels. Dining room (circa 1905) has dado and half timbered ceilings with 4 embossed leather panels each depicting the Imperial Crown and either a dragon, harp, rose or thistle; elsewhere the ceiling has suede-like covering with stylised paintings of thistles and roses; original sanctuary-type lamp.
Roselea East and West was acquired by James Scott of James
Gillespie and Scott, architects, St Andrews in circa 1905;
the addition is presumed to have been designed and added
by Scott in 1905. The inscription 'JS.1890. JSM.1940' and
'JS.1905 JSM' on the dado in the dining room refer to James
Scott and his wife Jane Scott Miller married 1890, golden
wedding 1940, acquired Roselea and built extension 1905.
Roselea East and West reverted to separate ownership in
1989. The joinery in the 1905 addition is presumed to be
by Alex Thoms and the stencilling by R Robertson and Sons,
both St. Andrews. The leather panel depicting a dragon is
a modern replacement <> the Laird of Wormiston, Balgonie
Castle, Fife. Up-graded Category C(S) to B February, 1990
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