Description

Probably Peter Fulton, Forres, 1890-1900. Single storey and
attic, L-plan lodge with entrance in re-entrant angle. Tooled
rubble, ashlar dressings. Slightly recessed, moulded doorway
with double-leaf panelled doors below shaped gable with
coat of arms. Flanking bipartite (right) and in gable (left)
with shaped hoodmould. Canted window with balustrade parapet
fronts SE gable (to road). Round-headed window in gable;
6-pane glazing in upper lights of sash windows; moulded
skews, shaped skewputts, apex finials; cluster 3 octagonal
coped ridge stacks; slate roof.
GATEPIERS: pair later 18th century channelled ashlar gate
piers flanked by slightly smaller similar piers flanking
pedestrian entrances; each pier with moulded cornice and ball
finial supported by attenuated stem.
Flanking late 19th century coped quadrant walls.
No gates survive.

Statement of Interest

Driveway said to have been former road from Dyke to Forres.

External Links

• Historic Environment Scotland Listing
• Wikidata Q56607188

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