Stables, Pitmachie Farm

Main building of the present Farmhouse formerly the Inn:

c.1710; two storeys, three windows, centre door. Squared granite, skewputts, coped chimneys. Annexe to W: single storey,

piended roof (c.1806), squared granite, one window and door

to S two windows to W. Door has well preserved asuragal

fanlight. Both buildings supposed "cherry-cock" pointed, some

of this surviving on the W wall of annexe.

Single-storey rear wing to main part.

Stables lie to the E of the Farmhouse. Tall, two-storey and

loft, granite rubble, brush-pointed dressed margins, with

skewputts; slated-roof lean-to on N gable; and slated-roof

lean-to coach house on E wall for three coaches;

original entry on E but later walled up and entry made on the

S gable for farm use. Stable originally for fourteen with

chaumer above but upper floor now removed and hay loft floor

also removed.