House And Garden Walls, Cairngall House

Cairngall House is an 18th-century house with substantial early 19th-century alterations. The south facade is ashlar granite with a central doorpiece, and features a symmetrical design achieved through the addition of slightly advanced, harled wings with quoins and margins. The ground floor windows on the south side were altered to tripartite arrangements, and a semi-octagonal glass porch was added later. A cornice and blocking course run along the south front. The west front is plain and harled, with a single tripartite window above the doorpiece. The interior is plain. Curved flank garden walls, constructed of harled material, run along the south front, alongside a sundial. Pratt's Buchan and Moir's New History of Buchan provide further information.