Clunie Home Farm

Clunie Home Farm, built around 1825-1830, is a two-storey carriage house and stables featuring a central gabled pend. There is also a two-storey range of outbuildings to the south, which are harled with ashlar margins. The property now functions as the Home Farm of Clunie.

The west elevation includes a depressed arched pend with a modern sliding door, and a window above it in the gable, which has a hoodmould. At the gablehead, there is a corniced ashlar bellcote topped with a ball finial and weathervane. Flanking the pend are three-bay ranges, with two cart-arches on either side of the pend. The stables occupy the two outer bays, featuring doors and flanking windows, while a modern sliding door leads to the slapping on the left. Above, there are three windows for the haylofts.

On the south gable, there is a loading door at the first floor. At the rear, modern covered cattle courts are attached. There is also a free-standing rectangular-plan range at an angle to the south, which may have been residential in the past. This range is made of harled rubble with irregular openings, including three doors at ground level and a gabled dormer on the outer left side at the first floor. The windows are sash and case style with slatted lower sashes. The building features grey slate roofing with ashlar coped skews and a coped granite stack.