Sunnyside

Monogrammed Peddie and Kinnear, Edinburgh, dated 1865.

Quadrangular steading incorporating house to W;

enclosing 2 covered cattle courts now altered to modern

use. Mixed sandstone and whinstone rubble, possibly

using building material already on site with grey

sandstone dressings, chamfered arrises to major

openings.

S RANGE: 11-bay entrance front encompassing 2 five-

arched cart sheds with granaries above; segmentally

arched pend to central gabled block. Window with roll-

moulded cill course above to crowstepped gabled

dormerheads to each side. Range terminates in gable

ends; window at ground and 1st floor to left, arched

cart opening to right with wooden doors, window above.

W RANGE: comprising 2 stables each of 8 stalls to N,

granaries with loft to S. Crowstepped L-plan gabled

cottage left of centre adjoining blank outside wall of

steading. Single storey with partial attic, entrance

through porch in re-entrant angle. Sash and case

windows with 12-pane glazing pattern. Boiler house to

S with crowstepped gables and slit window, brick stalk

with ashlar base adjoining at left.

N AND E RANGES: accommodating further stables and

granary, now adapted for modern use. Range, probably

incorporating earlier steading adjoining house to E,

comprising of cart shed with 2 drum piers supporting

lintel, and 2 outhouses.

Grey slates, crowstepped gables, beak skewputts;

moulded skews to dormers, corbelling to SW corner.

Single brick stack to cottage.