Description

Late 18th/early 19th century walled garden with 2-storey
gardener's house (? formerly sheds/boiler room/cottages)
incorporated at W end of N wall. All rubble-built with ashlar
dressings.
WALLED GARDEN: High walls enclosing large quadrangular area;
long angle "buttress" walls at angles; wide slapping in S
wall; walls swept upwards at N. Derelict glasshouse range
full length of gardener's house.
HOUSE: Rectangular plan, with end walls slightly advanced
from main (N) elevation (house may be later infill); W wall
is higher and causes roof to slope downwards towards E. N
elevation: openings staggered up slope, but symmetrically
arranged; 2 inner and 2 outer doors (2 blocked) and 2 windows
at ground, 3 1st floor windows, the outer ones enlarged in
late 19th century. Stacks rise above garden wall. Piended
slate roof.
SEMI-DOMED ALCOVE: To S of walled garden, built of red ashlar
and with some rustic stonework nearby.

Statement of Interest

House is included because it is physically linked to garden

wall. Remaining sheds and outbuildings near house are

excluded from listing.

External Links

• Historic Environment Scotland Listing
• Wikidata Q17808989

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