Stables, Ruchlaw House

Probably early 19th century. 2 rectangular blocks

forming S and W sides of court, enclosed by walls to N

and E. Red rubble sandstone with ashlar dressings and

some droved stones. Purple slate piend roofs.

W RANGE: 2 widely spaced bays to W; segmental-arched

carriage entrance at centre, flanked by doorway to

outer right and window to outer left, with additional window

flanking; 3 square hayloft windows under eaves.

Doorway (now blocked) with hayloft window above on S

side, and gabled brick projection on courtyard side.

S RANGE: single storey, raised by circa 2'. S side

largely blank. 2 12-paned sash and case windows to W

end elevation; courtyard elevation with 2 later windows

inserted at centre and sliding machinery doors; bothy

door to outer right with hayloft window above blocked;

2 doors to outer left with window flanking and hayloft

window above. Brick lean-to addition to outer left.

Coped rubble walls of walled garden to N and E.