Description

William Burn 1832 (for J. Hunter) 2-storey asymmetrical
Scots Jacobean, dark red stugged ashlar crowstepped gables,
partly with sculptured dormerheads. Interior largely
remodelled in sumptuous Renaissance style, large richly
sculptured porte cochere with doric columns, marble-lined
conservatory and billiard room S. wing and terraces Burnet
Son and Campbell 1887 (for James Reid the art-collector).
Tower in angle of E. front (originally had conical roof)
raised with ogee capped turret and balustraded parapet
early 1900s. Later work of Dumfries stone, of brighter
red than original.

Statement of Interest

Sundial S.W. of house of Burn period good Jacobean baluster

but dial missing.

External Links

• Historic Environment Scotland Listing
• Wikidata Q17830126

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