Stables, Rosehaugh House

Large courtyard range of various dates. 1 and 2 storeys;

snecked, dressed red rubble and polished ashlar dressings.

Originally mid 19th century U-plan, re-modelled and extended,

Alexander Ross, 1874. Extensively re-cast in style of William

Flockhart, circa 1900. Of original mid 19th century U-plan

complex east block survives, of rubble with blocked

fenestration. Reconstruction of 1874: north side of square

with short screen walls and rusticated gate piers. West block re-modelled with dormerheads and service courts added.

Circa 1900. English Arts and Crafts. North and west range

rebuilt: gabled 2 storey with prominent battered chimney on

north face, mullioned and bipartite windows. Long south

single storey, 7 bay elevation with off centre advanced 2

storey shaped gable. Eastern 4 bays comprise stables with

crenellation and small mullioned windows; tall, battered

rectangular chimneys. Large squat drum tower SE corner with

conical roof, elaborately carved doorway and flanking window.

Slate roofs. Modern roof over court.