Ardoch Farmhouse And Steading, Durisdeer

Architect probably Walter Newall, circa 1830. Courtyard

steading, detached tall east range with mill wheel, 2-storey

3-bay farmhouse incorporated at south. All rubble-built,

mostly with contrasting pink ashlar dressings - mostly

whitewashed at south and at west; graded slate roofs.

Steading: east range: barn at left with high winnowing door

and 2 tiers slit ventilators; 2-bay cartshed at right with

loft above; wheelhouse on east wall with iron overshot wheel,

privy above tail-race; brick lean-to at north. 3-bay stable,

also with loft, adjoins east gable of house; other ranges

single storey; north range with pink rubble coursers below

eaves, and tall modern haybarn built against courtyard

elevation. West range with louvered roof ventilators:

detached parallel range to west. Openings mostly boarded and

or glazed. House: central gabled porch to south and ground

floor bipartites inserted; narrow brick outshot to court.