Stables, Stravithie House

Early 19th century, gothick, two opposing L plan blocks, east and west, flanking centre rectangular range. West block: squared coursed rubble droved ashlar dressings, single storey, piended, slated roof, slightly taller single storey wing returns to north at west. South front has irregular fenestration: window, pair close spaced windows, door window,

all pointed, gothick glazing. Single rectangular stack with cavetto cornice. East block, similarly detailed, though canted bay added to west face. Taller single-storey range returns to rear at the east. The centre range has its gable to the south, coursed squared rubble with ashlar, skews, eaves course and large blind gothic arch above two later glazed openings. Slated.