Killiewarren

Rectangular-plan altered 3-storey farmhouse built probably

early 18th century, earlier fabric incorporated at ground;

full-depth single storey and attic 2-bay west wing probably

by Charles Howitt, circa 1860. Circa 1820 long, low

steading range adjoining to rear (north) with waterwheel,

altered, (?by Howitt) with porch added in re-entrant angle.

All rubble-built with ashlar dressings; house is

whitewashed; all roofs slated.

Original house: south elevation: 3 ground floor windows

(modern bipartite right), inner window formed in 19th

century door slapping; 2 wide, regular bays above. Original

north-facing segmental-arched and roll-moulded doorway

behind porch; single small window above latter. Sash

windows with 4-pane glazing in chamfered reveals. 19th

century skews and end stacks.

Wing: 1617 panel incorporated above round-headed doorway,

gabled dormer head over remaining bay; bull-faced

dressings.

Steading range: Whin rubble, original dressings red ashlar,

alterations with pink ashlar dressings. Cast-iron and

timber overshot wheel and gearing on west wall (interior

machinery removed), lade carried over 2 red ashlar

supporting piers. Square-headed openings; banked loft door

in north gabled