Main Building, Hetland House Hotel

1925-27 incorporating 1868 2-storey bow-fronted house; now a

hotel. All harled with ashlar margins and rusticated quoins;

small-paned sash windows throughout. Used for a time as

seminary with 1965 large W wing by Sutherland Dickie and

Copeland built of exposed brickwork. Original house

rectangular plan, 3-bay S elevation with central door and

shallow outer bows; circa 1925 piended full-width outer bays

added and T-plan wing to NE. E main entrance elevation with

near centre shallow bow breaking through eaves, pedimented

doorway alongside, series of flat-roofed dormers; single

dormer central at S with stacks symmetrically arranged, inner

2 transversely set below ridge; stacks all corniced; slated

roofs.

Interior: mostly 1925-7; extensive good quality timber

panelling, chimneypieces and main stair; good cornice

plasterwork. Modern wing with chapel and gymnasium.