Stroquhan

Original house a plain 2-storey rectangular-plan, built

second half of 18th century, full-height bow added circa 1800

at north end of principal east elevation; remodelled 1845

(dated) in style of Walter Newall with piend-roofed tall

3-storey rectangular tower added to south. Mostly

rubble-built with ashlar dressings; bow is rendered; 1845

work polished red ashlar. Basement at north. Tower:

bipartites to elevations, paired at east and linked by cills

or cornice; ground floor windows projecting, upper windows

architraved; remaining south-facing bay similarly treated.

Margined near-centre porch (also circa 1840) on east

elevation with consoled pediment above door; crest in square

panel on house above. Sash windows (mostly small-paned)

throughout; cornices; stacks mostly 1845 with corniced

octagonal flues; slate roofs. Twin-gabled west elevation.

Interior: some decorative ceiling and cornice plasterwork. Rectangular-plan shed to rear (west) has 2 vaulted basement compartments.