Gibliston

2-storey house circa 1760 with some alterations and low late

19th century single storey wing extending westward, forming

part of south side of courtyard. Harled, with margins mostly

painted. West elevation: door at left. 3 windows (mostly,

12-pane sashes) to ground and 1st floors, dated lintel in

right window partly obscured by low wing. Altered

fenestration to east elevation and 2 gabled dormer heads.

Crow-stepped gables, end and axial stacks and pantile roof with

slate easing course.

House forms east side of rectangular steading courtyard.

Steading mostly early 19th century rubble-built, with

pantile roofs. Variety of door and window openings to

courtyard: long north block has loft, 4 arcaded

segmental-headed cart entrances, 8 square loft openings, and

slate easing course to roof. Block to west is possibly 18th

century, with crow-stepped gables and altered roof line,

extended to south early in 19th century with finialled gable.

South block is 4 roof ridges in depth.