Grennan

Earlier 19th century. Farmhouse and adjoining steading. Near quadrangular in plan, with longer W jamb.

FARMHOUSE: 2-storey, 3-bay. Painted rubble. Painted raised margins. Largely 4-pane or plate glass glazing in sash and case windows.

Wallhead stacks to E and W. Purple slates to piended roof. Octagonal

S (PRINCIPAL) ELEVATION: fanlit door at centre. Regular fenestration at ground and 1st floors. Gable ends of single storey steading ranges adjoined to left and right; window in left gable, glasshouse adjoined to right gable.

N ELEVATION: small lean-to porch to right, with door to E return.

Window to right at 1st floor. Later gabled painted brick wing adjoined at centre; window at ground and 1st floor to right to N; 2 windows at ground floor to E; door to right to W.

SUNDIAL: situated in garden. Square slate sundial, inscribed "John Cunninghame, 1826"; open iron gnomon. Red sandstone stalk (not original to sundial).

STEADING: painted rubble. Gabled slate roofs. E range stepped up to L-plan barn to NE, with threshing machine; narrow openings at ground. Smiddy in range to N, with forge and bellows. Rubble horse mill walk to E, with iron gearing. Variety of glazing, including fixed metal small-pane.