Nithbank House

Nithbank House is a country house built around 1800, featuring three storeys and three bays with symmetrical north and south elevations. A full-height, two-storey wing was added to the west in the mid-19th century. The building is constructed of coursed squared rubble with ashlar margins and dressings, and it has mostly small-paned sash windows. The north elevation includes a wide central doorway, a cill band at the first floor, and gabled outer bays that are linked by a balustrade to a central wall-head dormer. The outer bays are bowed, with Venetian windows on the first floor and bipartite windows in the boldly advanced and gabled inner bay, which may contain a stair. The wing features two-storey canted windows on each gable and a four-bay west elevation. The roof has shaped skews, finialed gables, and corniced stacks, covered with slate.

The property is complemented by square gatepiers with projecting caps and curved quadrant walls with shaped coping.