Year built :
1829
Telfords task :
designer
Area :
98 m²
Current use :
private residence
Floors :
1
Material :
Grid Reference.:
NN 03165 61425
Comments :
Thomas Telford, 1829. Standard single storey, 5-bay H-plan Parliamentary Manse with late 19th century alterations and additions. All coursed grey rubble with contrasting tooled ashlar sandstone dressings and with some contrasting painted margins. Centre door in south elevation masked by rendered late 19th century gabled porch with cast-iron decorative apex finial, and flanked by similarly rendered canted bay windows of same date. Late 19th century single storey, single bay additions in rear court and also gabled end stack in NW. 4-pane glazing; coped ridge paired stacks; Ballachulish slate roof. Roughly coped rubble garden wall with pair tooled rubble square gate piers with boulder ball finials flanking wide side entrance. Pair square rubble piers with pyramidal caps with diminutive ball finials flank centre pedestrian gateway.[HS], [CRUD] 330, [MORR] 70
