Barbreck House is a Grade A listed building in the Argyll and Bute local planning authority area, Scotland. First listed on 20 July 1971. House.

Barbreck House

WRENN ID: slow-hinge-thyme
Grade: A
Local Planning Authority: Argyll and Bute
Country: Scotland
Date first listed: 20 July 1971
Type: House
Source: Historic Environment Scotland listing

Description

Dated 1790. Georgian. 3 storeys. Rendered front and rear; harled ends; piended slate roof; piended dormers at ends.

Projecting central pavilion: ashlar; pediment; coat of arms, motto, date 1790 urns at vertex and corners; moulded eaves course; string course; prominent quoins. Projecting central pavilion at rear: pediment; panel inscribed "Major General John Campbell of Barbreck and Janet Colquhoun, his spouse, 1790". Also, piended wing.

Fine interiors: good staircase chimney-pieces, moulded plaster ceilings

and friezes.

Two 1-storey gabled offices to N. and S; urns; oculi; Palladian windows; linked to main block by screen walls; blind segmental arches FARM-STEADING: Around yard at rear. 1 storey and loft; rubble; piended slate roof.

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