Clochnaben, Dunreggan, Moniave

Clochnaben is a group of five cottages with an attic, built in 1906 within an Arts and Crafts style. The buildings are arranged in a block with two cottages facing a return elevation. They are constructed from rubble stone with contrasting red ashlar dressings. The windows are mullioned, some with stone mullions, and are either two- or three-light. The walls above the wall head are pebble-dashed. The main (south west) elevation features three gabled porches, three wall-head gables, and a centrally-placed swept-roofed double dormer with a datestone between the openings. A timber oriel with brackets is situated at the south end, beneath a relieving arch. The return (south east) elevation has two gables and a lean-to timber porch concealing the doors. The building has corniced stacks, gabled roofs with red ridging tiles and bracketed eaves, and is covered with graded slates.