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South Lodge, Ballindalloch Castle

A Category B Listed Building in Speyside Glenlivet, Moray

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Coordinates

Latitude: 57.4062 / 57°24'22"N

Longitude: -3.3606 / 3°21'37"W

OS Eastings: 318351

OS Northings: 835908

OS Grid: NJ183359

Mapcode National: GBR L924.MBC

Mapcode Global: WH6KK.B3ZN

Plus Code: 9C9RCJ4Q+FQ

Entry Name: South Lodge, Ballindalloch Castle

Listing Name: Ballindalloch Castle, Gate Lodge and Entrance Arch

Listing Date: 22 February 1972

Category: B

Source: Historic Scotland

Source ID: 340608

Historic Scotland Designation Reference: LB8461

Building Class: Cultural

Also known as: Ballindalloch Castle, South Lodge

ID on this website: 200340608

Location: Inveravon

County: Moray

Electoral Ward: Speyside Glenlivet

Parish: Inveravon

Traditional County: Morayshire

Tagged with: Gatehouse

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Description

Thomas Mackenzie, 1850. Scottish Baronial. 3-storey, slender
rectangular plan, single bay lodge with projecting stair
tower rising full height at SW angle and gate arch springing
from E elevation. Harled with tooled and polished ashlar
dressings and margins. Lodge doorway in E elevation sheltered
by thickness of archway, with similar doors across drive to
store. Studded plank doors with decorative wrought-iron
hinges. Small ground floor NE angle window; corbelled
wallhead encircles crowstepped caphouse at 2nd floor, with
access to wallhead from stairtower, small pepperpot bartizan
at NE and small square open bartizans at SE and NW angles.
Multi-pane glazing; moulded copes to end stacks; fish-scale
Banffshire slate roofs to bellcast turrets; similar slates
to caphouse.
Round-headed gate arch with crenellated overthrow. Moulded
and nailhead surround to archway flanked by dummy shot holes
(probably formerly housing bellpulls); coat of arms in square
plaque with cable moulded border above archway (S) and
monogram (N).
Pair iron gates in style of yett fitting shape of
round-headed archway when closed.

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