Stottencleugh Farmhouse

Early 19th century, 3-bay classically detailed farmhouse,

made L-plan by later 19th century wing to N. 2-storey. Rubble

sandstone, squared and coursed on S elevation with ashlar

dressings, raised quoins, eaves and base courses.

S ELEVATION: broad, pilastered doorpiece at centre with

tripartite door in segmental archway; panelled door with side

lights and fanlight. Recessed segmental panels flanking,

inset with tripartite windows with stone pilaster mullions,

blind tympana. 3, 1st floor windows.

N ELEVATION: stair window of original house evident at

centre, partly obscured by piend-roofed porch set in

re-entrant angle and by 2-storey extension to N at right,

with 2 ground floor, narrow windows.

W ELEVATION: 4-bay. 2 windows at each floor to original

house; more closely grouped windows to left extension, with

single ground floor window and 2 at 1st floor, that to outer

left inserted.

12-pane glazing pattern to sash and case windows with 2 of

plate glass. Wallhead stacks to gable ends of early 19th

century house, one in stone, heightened in brick, the other

brick. Slated piend roof with lead flashings. Some original

cans retained.

INTERIOR: winding stair with plain balustrade.