Meadowbank, High Street, New Galloway

Earlier 19th century. 2-storey and attic 3-bay symmetrical house. Harled over rubble walling with raised quoins and margins.

Later 19th-century granite Roman-Doric porch to centre with incised frieze; porch partially glazed. Round-arched granite doorway.

All windows single-light, plate glass sashes.

Piended slate roof with tall corniced wallhead stacks to flanks; mostly octagonal cans. 3 dormers to main elevation; circular windows flanking central small flat-roofed dormer; all with leaded roofs.

Rear elevation with extensive 1/2-storey harled extensions, mostly 20th century.

Interior: geometric cantilevered elliptical-plan stair to centre rear. Good delicate plasterwork cornices. 1st floor drawingroom with good marble chimneypiece, now resited to ground floor drawingroom.