Description

c 1530, wing c 1560. 2-storey and attic L-plan enclosing small court. Front 4-window at 1st, 3-window, round-arched doorway and square-headed close at ground floor, 2 swept dormers; round-arched doorway with fragment from cathedral over in court. Harled, openings mostly splayed, pantiled. Vaulted undercroft, interior otherwise renewed in renovations

of 1970.

Statement of Interest

During renovation much mutilated remains of round-arched 1st floor windows found in the wing, but now built up and harled over.

External Links

• Historic Environment Scotland Listing
• Wikidata Q17570691

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