Dabton House

Probably William Atkinson, circa 1820. Classical, 2-storey

small mansion house. All pink ashlar; mostly sash windows

with 12-pane glazing. Principal north and south elevations

are treated differently, but each has symmetrical front, with

bays at east recessed/stepped down. North (entrance)

elevation 3-bays, narrow inner bay recessed, with roof

carried over, round-headed doorway wide 2-leaf door and

small-pane fanlight probably not original. South elevation 5

bays with additions to east, inner bay advanced and

pedimented with steps to tripartite (?former door) at ground

in shallow segmental-arched panel; ground floor north west

room (drawing room) has canted window either elevation

inserted circa 1860. West elevation 3 bays; low wing and

court to east. Continuous 1st floor cill band; cornice;

stacks with block cornices; slated roofs, mostly piended,

with platform.