Description

Late 18th and possibly earlier 19th century, large L-plan
rubble walled garden. Coped rubble walls. Re-used 17th
century moulded architrave at S entrance. Divided internally
into 2 gardens with longitudinal wall, the 2 portions
possibly being of different builds.

Statement of Interest

Re-used moulded architraves may have come from earlier

Pitgaveny house on site.

External Links

• Historic Environment Scotland Listing
• Wikidata Q56621631

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