Garden House, Riddingwood House

This is an earlier or mid-19th century garden house, a small, square structure with castellated details, situated above Park Burn on a sloping and terraced west bank. It is built of rubble with stugged red ashlar dressings. The east face features a door, and the north face has a window, both positioned below blind panels. Corbelled bartizans rise above the angles of the building. The monopitch roof is hidden behind parapets and slopes downwards towards the west, with fish-scale banding. A mock gun port is located next to a rubble-built terrace wall to the north. The garden house may have been designed by Walter Newall, who also designed Riddingwood House.