Aru, Glenelg Village

Aru, Glenelg Village comprises a pair of terraces dating to the mid-18th century, originally built as officers' quarters for Bernera Barracks. The terraces present as two mirrored rows of six bays each, containing a total of eight dwellings. All buildings are harled except for number 4, which is painted rubble. The two-storey houses have six small, symmetrical windows on the first floor; the two houses at the south end each consist of three bays with a central doorway, now largely obscured by later projecting gabled porches. Most windows retain original four-pane glazing, although some twelve-pane windows remain. The roofs are covered in slate and feature regular ridge stacks.