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Latitude: 58.498 / 58°29'52"N
Longitude: -4.6658 / 4°39'56"W
OS Eastings: 244740
OS Northings: 959730
OS Grid: NC447597
Mapcode National: GBR G6V8.HJJ
Mapcode Global: WH26Z.9NFQ
Plus Code: 9CCQF8XM+6M
Entry Name: Ferry House, Ard Neackie
Listing Name: Ard Neackie, House Lime Kilns and Pier
Listing Date: 7 March 1984
Category: B
Source: Historic Scotland
Source ID: 330824
Historic Scotland Designation Reference: LB516
Building Class: Cultural
Also known as: Heilam inn
Hillim Inn
Heilem Inn
Ard Neackie, Ferry House
ID on this website: 200330824
Location: Durness
County: Highland
Electoral Ward: North, West and Central Sutherland
Parish: Durness
Traditional County: Sutherland
Tagged with: Inn Architectural structure
House; early 19th century, 2-storey, east facing 3-bay
house with centre door; harled. Sutherland coat of arms
and worn date-stone above door; small 1st floor windows
close to wallhead; 4-pane glazing in north and south gables
supporting plain barge-boards; slate roof.
Kilns; circa 1870. 2 large pairs oval section lime kilns,
probably of slightly different builds. Round-headed draw
arches to south pair, and segmental headed arches to northern
pair, which abut at slight angle. All coursed rubble with
tooled rubble dressings.
PIER: kilns served by rubble pier running out into loch in fron of them.
Sutherland/Stafford Arms above centre door; date obliterated. Skewputts projecting from gable ends characteristic of Sutherland; at Ard Neakie probably later 19th century, dating re-roofing of house. Pier also served Heilem-Portnancon ferry.
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