Kirkland House

Style of William Burn. Dated 1852. Large 2-storey farmhouse

with rear (east) service wing. Tudor. Stugged coursers and

dressings; all painted. West elevation: 4 symmetrical

bays; mullioned windows; advanced off-centre gabled bay with

canted ground floor window, gabled porch in re-entrant angle

with Tudor-arched doorway and diagonal buttresses; outer 1st

floor windows under gabled dormer heads. Rear wing has off-

centre gable to north and to south elevations. Sash windows

with lying panes or 8-pane glazing pattern; blind loops in

finialed gables; shaped skews, swept over skewputts; end

and axial stacks (projecting chimney breast to south gable);

projecting eaves; roofed with graded slates.