Ivy House, Front Street West, Inveraray

Ivy House, built in 1755 and designed by John Adam, is a two-storey, three-bay classical house with an attic. It was intended to complement the town house, creating a symmetrical classical palace-fronted layout. Situated on the main approach to Inveraray from the east, it connects to a classical arcaded screen and other mid-18th century buildings of the same period, making it a key part of one of Scotland's earliest and most remarkable planned towns. While some elements of the 18th century interior layout remain, most of the interior is from the 19th century, with additional later modifications. Notable later additions include a 19th century porch with a piended roof and several extensions at the rear.