The Old Manse, Chapel Hill, Logie Easter

The Old Manse, also known as Kelton House, is a two-storey and attic house dating from around 1780, with flanking wings added in 1825-6. The main house has five bays, and the whole building is harled, with some tooled ashlar margins. The central doorway is currently masked by a later, square projecting porch with a modern glazed window above. The central gable has a small, shouldered attic window and a diagonally set apex stack. A bipartite window was added to the right of the central door, and there's a single window on the first floor above. Two piended dormers are present, featuring 12-pane glazing. Single-storey wings extend to the east and west; the western wing has been extended to create a byre. End stacks and slate roofs finish the exterior. Historic records, including advertisements for tenders from 1825 and 1826, document the construction and alterations.