Priest's House, Kemback

The Priest's House in Kemback is a vernacular building dating from the 17th or early 18th century. It is two storeys high with crowstepped gables and has single storey wings. The building features a slated roof, rubble walls, and ashlar dressings, which include earlier elements such as a doorway with a key-blocked lintel and jamb-blocks adorned with paterae. On the north side, there is an external stone stair leading to the first floor. The property is surrounded by extensive garden walls; to the west of the main house, there is a wall with a clairvoie and early 19th century cast iron railings, while the rest of the wall is made of rubble with a rough triangular coping. This wall meets the Priest's House. Additionally, attached to the northeast corner of Kemback Beg is a secondary wall that includes a slated outbuilding and a former dovecote, which also ends at the Priest's House.