Former Moy Parish Manse (Church Of Scotland), Near Tomatin

The Former Moy Parish Manse, a Church of Scotland building near Tomatin, was constructed in 1765, with a front wing added in 1839. The older rear section is made of harl pointed rubble with ashlar margins, while the front portion features squared tooled rubble, random rubble flanks, and tooled ashlar dressings. The 1839 front is two stories high with three bays, featuring a recessed central bay that includes a central door. There are narrow sidelights beside the door, flanking bipartite windows, and similar window styles on the first floor. The front windows have lying-pane glazing, with contrasting tooled long and short angle detailing and window margins. The roof is a shallow piended slate roof with paired ridge stacks. The rear portion, which was the original manse, is also two stories high with three bays and has regular fenestration. The central first-floor window has been doubled at a later date. It mainly features 12-pane glazing and tall coped gable end stacks, with a slate roof.