The Bothy, Behind Park House

The Bothy, located behind Park House, is a building dating from around 1875, likely designed by George Devey. Originally a bothy, it now serves as outbuildings. The structure features a timber frame with plaster infill and has plain and fishscale tile roofs. The design includes one half-hipped gable with tile hanging and a gabletted roof on the west side, as well as a brick plinth. To the east, there is a projecting apse with decorative rustic timber walls. The building is L-shaped and single storey. The south elevation has a single light window flanked by two three-light windows, all with wooden mullions and diamond-paned lights. The north elevation features double entrance doors on the right with an eyebrow treatment to the roof above, a doorway in the return wall to the left, and a window similar to those on the south side.