Lodge, Leuchie

Late 18th century gate lodge extended in mid and later 19th

century. Originally mirrored by lodge to N. Rubble, formerly

harled to original lodge with squared rubble to mid 19th

century and harling to latest work. Raised ashlar margins and

eaves course.

N ELEVATION: originally 2-bay with door at left and windows

to right, extended by window bay to left (circa 1850) and by

further bay with bipartite window (circa 1890).

S ELEVATION: 3 windows, single to right of original lodge and

bipartites to later extensions to right.

W ELEVATION: single window placed centrally. Entrance screen

wall running N with pedestrian gateway.

12-pane glazing in sash and case windows with timber mullions

and plate glass and 2-light glazing to some later windows.

Piend slate roof. Ashlar wallhead and later ridge stack.

WALL TO N: detailed as W elevation with blind window and

pedestrian gate.

GATEPIERS: 2 ashlar pillars with swept caps supporting ball

finials.

Wrought-iron railing and gates.