Description

Architect: Mr Kerr. 1902. 2-storey, with 3-storey tower,
3 irregular bays; Scottish Baronial. Coursed rubble with
red sandstone quoins and dressings. At left, door recessed
under round-headed arch with deep moulded reveals; heavy
bracketted balcony above with ball finials (1 missing).
2 deep set round-headed windows to right with a cill
course, date stone in the central spandrel. String course
above. 1 single transomed light over door; to right,
tripartite mullion and transom window with stepped
hoodmould under crowstepped gable, blind trefoil below
apex and ball finial. Crowstepped gables, slate roof with
decorative ridge tiles. Angle tower at right with single
light at ground and 1st floor, 2 round-headed lancets
with hoodmoulds in 2nd. Strings between each storey.
Cornice and conical slate roof with iron finial. 1 bay on
west return elevation with door and 1 window, bipartite
in 1st floor.

Statement of Interest

Opened 4 September 19

External Links

• Historic Environment Scotland Listing
• Wikidata Q17851918

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