Carngour

Circa 1860. Bryce/Peddie & Kinnear barge boarded Jacobethan

type. Tall, 2-storey snecked rubble with broached ashlar

dressings, set off at base course, moulded openings to front,

chamfered margins to sides. South elevation is L-plan,

2-storey one window advanced gable right, mullioned

bipartites with rectangular Tudor hood moulds and blind attic

light. On left, wide 2-storey 4-light canted bay, corbelled

to gablet head rising above eaves with blind arched attic

light. Single-storey porch set diagonally in angle with

4-panelled door, chamfered window over to left. One window

west gable, 2-window gable centre of east flank.

Single-storey rear range same style with door in recessed

link to east. Broad-eaved slated roof, fanciful openwork,

barge boards with pendants at top. Original glazing, lying

panes to front. 12-pane sashes on the flanks. Corniced ashlar

end stacks.