Description

2 2-storey ranges with shorter single storey ranges to E and

W enclosing square stableyard.

S range probably early 19th century, N range most probably

the work of David Bryce circa 1853, at the time of his

additions to Corsock House. All painted rubble, red sandstone

margins, slate roofs.

N range piend-roofed, cart-arch to left, enlarged door to

extreme left. Bothy above with variety of glazing, some sash

and case 9-pane, some metal framed lying-pane. Swept slate

roofs, axial sandstone stacks, wallhead tall octagonal cans

to right.

S range with round tower to left angle, vehicle entrances to

ground with glazed cast-iron cantilevered canopy. To right,

stables at ground with original timber stalls. Loft and bothy accommodation above. Crowstepped gables, slate roofs, fish

scale slates to conical tower roof.

Single storey ranges rubble with slate roofs.

Statement of Interest

B group with Corsock House and Gates.

External Links

• Historic Environment Scotland Listing
• Wikidata Q17792197

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