Clonhie

Architect probably Walter Newall, circa 1830. Courtyard

steading with detached single storey and attic 3-bay

farmhouse to east. All rubble-built with ashlar dressings;

house is whin rubble with contrasting dressings, steading

is whitewashed. Roofs mostly covered with graded slates.

House: south elevation: shallow advanced and gabled inner bay

with corniced plain doorpiece, boarded and glazed 2-leaf

doors and tall fanlight; single window above in gable-head;

2 20th century gabled bipartite dormers; small-paned sash

windows; crow-stepped gables; corniced end stacks; rear wings.

Steading: 4 ranges, cobble courtyard entered either side of

detached east range. Tall west range with 3-bay stable,

cartshed, barn at north with 2 tiers slit ventilators; loft

openings boarded and glazed; pulley wheel high on north wall.

Other ranges single storey. North range with rooflight

ventilators, south range lengthened/partly rebuilt in brick

and with corrugated roof. East range with brick modern

addition to courtyard.