Seafield Arms Hotel And Gatepiers, Chapel Street, Whitehills

Later 18th century with later additions. 2-storey, 3-bay

house with early 19th century continuous 2-storey, 2-bay

addition at S gable forming 5-bay frontage; further lower

2-storey, wide single bay rear wing fronts Chapel Street.

Harled, contrasting painted ashlar margins.

Centre entrance in original house masked by later timber

gabled porch; secondary entrance in street gable; some

12-pane glazing survives in old house, 2- and 4-pane

elsewhere. End stacks (renewed in old house); flat skews with

run-off skewputts; slate roof with roof lights (probably

replacing earlier thatch).

INTERIOR: interior of old house includes raised and fielded

panelled window shutters and turned balusters to plain

centre staircase.

GARDEN WALLS AND GATEPIERS: front garden enclosed by harled

rubble walls; pedestrian entrance flanked by square

harled piers with pyramidal caps with ball finials.