Description

1847. Single storey with bold central Italianate tower. Rubble built with granite angle piers to tower and quoins, polished sandstone dressings. Main block symmetrical; central tower with semi-circular arched door and louvered openings above. Deeply projecting eaves, cornice and shallow piended roof with weathervane. Paired, semi-circular arched windows in recessed bay, similarly arched tripartites in advanced bays. Outer wide recessed bays with doors. To left further range with two bipartites. Piended slate roofs. Modern additions to left and rear.

External Links

• Historic Environment Scotland Listing
• Wikidata Q17807263

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