Ferrymuir House (Trynlaw)

Circa 1810. Symmetrical 2-storey mansion house, set on slope, with raised basement to south. Polished ashlar. North entrance elevation:

3 bays, projecting later porch in central advanced bay has door with fanlight. Roman Doric columned shallow portico, cornice and parapet: tripartite above and single windows to outer bays (1 blind): all windows in architraves, with consoled cornices to ground floor. Panelled giant pilasters: cornice and parapet, latter pierced centrally, continuous to all elevations. Corniced end stacks, and slated piended and platform roof. South elevation has 5 bays, outer bays advanced with ground floor windows recessed in round-headed panels. 2 pedimented dormers, 4-bay side elevations to east and west; both rendered as ashlar, latter

formerly a conservatory on ashlar plinth and approached by steps: original cast-iron brackets and metal tie bars retained inside. Interior: simple cast-iron stair balusters; panelled doors and some decorative cornice plasterwork with guilloche pattern.