Kennels, Lochinch Castle

The Kennels at Lochinch Castle, built in the later 19th century, is a symmetrical-plan structure with both single and two-storey sections. It is constructed from whinstone with granite dressings and quoins, featuring timber bracketed eaves.

On the southwest elevation, boundary walls and railings separate the bays. The central two-storey bay has a gabled roof, with a timber door at ground level and flanking windows, along with a single window on the first floor. The single-storey section to the left has timber doors at the center and flanking single windows. To the right, there are timber doors leading to another single-storey section, with single windows in the penultimate bay to the left and outer right. Iron gates provide access to each entrance bay, and the entire area is enclosed by boundary walls and railings.

The northeast elevation features a timber door and a single window in the central two-storey section, with blank single-storey bays on either side. The outer sections are also enclosed by iron gates, railings, and boundary walls.

The southeast side elevation has a blank single-storey gabled bay to the left, with boundary walls and railings enclosing the area. An iron gate is located to the left, along with railings and boundary walls that enclose two timber doors with windows to the left. There are two single windows on the first floor of the gabled bay to the outer right.

On the northwest side elevation, there is a blank single-storey gabled bay to the right, with boundary walls and railings enclosing the area. An iron gate is situated to the right, along with railings and boundary walls that enclose two timber doors with single windows to the right. A single window is present on the first floor of the gabled bay to the outer left.

The building predominantly features 8- and 12-pane timber sash and case windows, a grey slate roof, coped brick stacks, and circular cans.

There is also a rectangular-plan detached storage range, which has a lower height section on the north with a corrugated roof. This section has three timber doors on the outer left, and a double-width entrance on the outer right of the higher section, along with three timber doors to the left and a single window.

The boundary walls and railings consist of coped whinstone walls with ball-finial iron railings of alternating heights.