Gamekeeper's Bothy And Kennels, Ballogie House

The Gamekeeper's Bothy and Kennels at Ballogie House, designed by Walker & Beattie in 1884, is a single bay, single storey and attic structure, accompanied by a pair of three-bay single storey kennels on either side. The building is constructed from harl-pointed coursed granite rubble, featuring long and short dressings, long and short quoins, overhanging eaves, boarded timber doors, and 2-pane fanlights.

On the south elevation, the design is near-symmetrical with the gabled bay of the bothy advanced to the center. It has a window flanked by two vertical windows on the ground floor, with a bipartite window set in the gable head of the attic. The three-bay, gambrel-roofed kennels are positioned to the left and right, each with a window in the center flanked by doors. The attic features skylights, and there are round-ended double runs advanced to the outer left and right, with a low cement-faced wall topped with pointed coping and looped cast-iron railings, each run having a gate.

The east elevation is asymmetrical, with blank bothy walls and the kennels advanced to the right, featuring a single boarded opening at the center and a roof that sweeps down to the outer right. The north elevation is also asymmetrical, showcasing a gabled bothy bay at the center with a boarded timber door and a 2-pane fanlight, flanked by a ground floor window and another window in the gable head of the attic. The right side has a two-bay kennel with two boarded timber openings, while the left kennel is blank with a skylight and a door on the right return. The west elevation is blank.

The building predominantly features 6-pane timber sash and case windows, a grey slate roof with a tiled ridge, a coped granite ridge stack with octagonal cans, and cast-iron rainwater goods. The interior was not seen in 1999.