Description

Circa 1825, presumably by William Burn (see NOTES to Teasses House). Jacobethan style gatelodge. L-plan to front and T-plan to rear; coursed sandstone rubble with ashlar dresings on S and E elevations. Random rubble to rear. Mullioned 2-light windows with Tudor-style drip-moulds on entrance front; 4-centred arched door with simple traceried fanlight. 12-pane sash and case windows on rear elevations. Slated roof, piended at rear. Wallhead stacks, diagonally set square shafts on square bases jettied over pairs of corbel brackets; coped skews and consoled skewputts. Modern flat-roofed addition to rear in NW re-entrant angle.

Statement of Interest

See notes on Teasses House, listed separately.

External Links

• Historic Environment Scotland Listing
• Wikidata Q17796336

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