Memsie House

Memsie House, built around 1760, is a two-storey building with an attic and features a five-window south front. The central bay is advanced and three-storey, topped with a shaped gable that has two windows and a panel-moulded chimney. The structure is made of pinned granite rubble with margins, and it has a moulded eaves-course and skews. There is a single-storey back wing. The interior woodwork was replaced around 1900. The house has quadrant links to a single-storey laundry with a piend roof and a lower outbuilding to the west, as well as a single-storey and attic stable coach-house block to the east, which has swept dormers and a piended roof at the west end only, and is harled. There are steps in front leading to the entrance. The forecourt is enclosed by a low wall and features ball-capped gatepiers.