Whitekirk Manse

1796, 2-storey, 3-bay manse made L-plan by sizeable

addition. Robert Brown 1837, deeper 3-bay gabled wing.

S elevation of rubble whinstone other elevations harled,

with grey ashlar dressings. Ashlar base course and

eaves cornice to S.

S ELEVATION: symmetrical, 3-bay, arcaded facade; flush

panelled door with fanlight. Ashlar dressings to mock-

arcade at ground with moulded string course at

impost level. Single storey piend-roofed projection to

outer right with single window.

E ELEVATION: 2 bays of original house east-facing, with

gable of 1837 addition to left. Projecting later

rectangular porch. Stair window above and ground floor

window to right enlarged. Ground and 1st floor windows

to gabled addition, with blocked window and extension to

outer left. W gable of 1837 with 3 ground floor windows

and 2 1st floor to outer bays.

12-pane glazing pattern to sash and case windows. Slate

roofs. Gable wallhead stacks, rendered and lined as

ashlar at original house, ashlar to later; moulded

coping.

INTERIOR: tiled vestibule. Panelled window shutters.

Rubble retaining walls. Pyramid capped square ashlar

gatepiers to SE with rubble quadrant walls. Drum piers

to former stables at NE.