Ord House Hotel

Later 18th century, with subsequent additions and alterations

of various 19th century dates, including those by James Ross,

1. All harled with ashlar margins.

Centre later 18th century, 2-storey and attic block, 3 bays

with single storey and attic, single bay flanking wings

forming shallow U-plan south facing entrance court. Slightly

advanced centre bay, with doorway masked by pilastered and

columned porch with moulded cornice and filled with modern

glazing. Flanking ground floor tripartites (probably enlarged

circa 1830); further tripartite in centre, 1st floor, with

wide blind side light and bipartite above; corbelled apex

chimney, and recut datestone of 1637. Outer 2nd floor windows

rise through wallhead in later 19th century finialled gablets;

later 19th century flat skews and skewputts.

Flanking outer wings each have single dormer detailed as

main block, in inner face wallheads; south gable of east

wing has 2 tall ground floor and 2 shorter 1st floor windows

with (c.1830) lying pane glazing.

Various wings to rear, mainly single storey and attic, but

including 2 storey, 3 bay block with tall 1st floor north

facing windows containing a dormer drawing room.

Mainly 12-pane glazing; corniced end stacks; slate roofs.