Stables, Newburn House

Built 1818-20. Symmetrical, 2-storey, 5-bay former manse. South elevation is whin rubble, with yellow ashlar, long and short dressings (remainder harled); central segmental-headed doorway in pilastered doorpiece; panelled door with sidelights and fanlight; 12-pane sashes throughout; eaves course, cornice and blocking course; corniced end stacks and low piended and platform roof. Single storey U-plan stable block to north with square gatepiers to walled courtyard. Rubble-built, with ashlar dressings, west linking range partly rebuilt in brick.

Square-headed door and window openings to courtyard. North wing has door and window with latticed glazing pattern to short east wall; south wing has rectangular garage opening to east inserted 1929, Gillespie and Scott of St Andrews, Architects; off-centre door to south elevation

below dovecot with gabled dormer head. Slate roofs.