Description

Probably John Burnett, dated 1882. Single storey and attic, Baronial lodge. Squared and snecked sandstone with polished sandstone ashlar and dressings. Crowstepped gables; broken pedimented dormerheads; ashlar mullions and transoms. Advanced eaves.

AVENUE ELEVATION: 3 bays; dormerhead window to outer left, pediment. Round-headed door to right, roll-moulded arrises; rope-moulded hoodmould, crowstepped gable breaking over; plaque with PBS monogram at centre, 6-panelled door with semicircular fanlight over. Bowed window advanced to outer right; transomed and mullioned window at centre, single windows flanking; ashlar parapet raised to crowstepped pediment at centre, armorial plaque at centre.

ROAD ELEVATION: narrow prow-shaped bay advanced to outer right,

2 dormerheaded, pedimented windows; dormerheaded window at centre to left, crowstepped gable; tall shouldered stack in valley to right.

Plate glass timber sash and case windows. Grey slate roof, red terracotta ridging; tall wallhead and apex stacks, ashlar corniced cans.

GATEPIERS AND WALL:

Statement of Interest

Cameron House and lodges are listed separately.

External Links

• Historic Environment Scotland Listing
• Wikidata Q17847663

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