Stables, Newbyth

Later 18th century. Substantial 2-storey quadrangular

classical stable court converted to housing. Random rubble

with grey ashlar dressings.

N ELEVATION: symmetrical. Wide pedimented raised ashlar

entrance bay; depressed arched carriageway flanked by

paired pilasters, with raised base course, moulded impost

course, frieze, cornice and pediment. 3 window bays to each

side with blinded windows.

S ELEVATION: superimposed pedimented ashlar 3-bay centrepiece

with pilasters. Raised base course, frieze cornice and

pediment. Tall ground floor windows, with doorway inserted

at centre; small 1st floor windows. 2 widely spaced window

bays flanking to each side.

E ELEVATION: 11-bay. Regularly placed windows, some blind;

door and additional openings inserted. 2 outer bays to left

and right raised with piend-roofs.

W ELEVATION: irregular openings at centre with widely spaced

blind windows above. Outer bays detailed as E elevation with

doorway inserted at right.

COURTYARD: roughly cobbled court through ashlar barrel

vaulted pend. Irregular openings. Currently undergoing

further residential conversion (1987). 1st floor windows

breaking eaves at intervals in flat-roofed and piended

dormerheads.

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

piend-roofs. Ashlar wallhead and ridge stacks.