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Latitude: 56.7044 / 56°42'15"N
Longitude: -3.738 / 3°44'16"W
OS Eastings: 293685
OS Northings: 758310
OS Grid: NN936583
Mapcode National: GBR KC40.2FH
Mapcode Global: WH5MJ.KR67
Plus Code: 9C8RP736+PQ
Entry Name: Smithy House, 154 Atholl Road, Pitlochry
Listing Name: Atholl Road and Cloichard Place, the Old Smithy
Listing Date: 9 June 1981
Category: B
Source: Historic Scotland
Source ID: 385723
Historic Scotland Designation Reference: LB39853
Building Class: Cultural
Also known as: Pitlochry, 154 Atholl Road, Smithy House
ID on this website: 200385723
Location: Pitlochry
County: Perth and Kinross
Town: Pitlochry
Electoral Ward: Highland
Traditional County: Perthshire
Tagged with: Building
Earlier to mid 19th century. 2-storey, 2-bay, rectangular plan gabled house converted to restaurant, with single storey and attic ranges forming U-plan courtyard to rear. Whitewashed rubble.
SMITHY HOUSE:
SW (PRINCIPAL) ELEVATION: slightly set-back gabled bay to right of centre with window to each floor and door with plate glass fanlight to left in re-entrant angle; bay to left with window below low eaves and 2 small gabled dormer windows above, that to right diminutive with raised centre 3-light window.
SE (CLOICHARD PLACE) ELEVATION: blank gabled bay with traditionally-lettered timber sign.
NW ELEVATION: broad swept gable with window to left at ground below timber sign, and projecting full-height stack to right. See below for bays adjoining to left.
NE ELEVATION: small window to each floor at approximate centre, and window on left return of lower projecting bay to outer right adjoining NW range.
NW RANGE:
COURTYARD ELEVATION: bay to right of centre with timber door and adjacent window to right, 2 windows to left and dormer window (former hayloft opening) breaking eaves to centre.
NW (OUTER) ELEVATION: lean-to bay with 3 small windows and dormer window to left of centre above.
NE RANGE:
COURTYARD ELEVATION: deep-set door to outer left with windows flanking blank centre bay. Corrugated roof.
Largely small pane glazing patterns in timber sash and case windows, and horizontal glazing patterns in casement windows. Grey slates. Coped ashlar stacks with cans. Deeply overhanging bracketted eaves.
Similar style to Nos 146-152. Promoted from C(S), 1991.
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