Seven Slate Workers' Boat Sheds, Loch Leven, Rudha Na Glas-Lice, Ballachulish

The Seven Slate Workers' Boat Sheds at Loch Leven, Rudha Na Glas-Lice, Ballachulish, are a group of boat houses that predate the second edition of the Ordnance Survey map, which was surveyed in 1870. These structures, now also used as tool sheds, consist of single, double, and triple units that can accommodate a total of 11 boats. They are constructed from blue-grey Ballachulish slate shingle, emerging from man-made harbour banks made from quarry refuse. The walls are built using roughly squared slates arranged in horizontal courses, following a dry-stone technique. Each shed features simple boarded two-leaf timber doors and over-door panels. The roofs are mono-pitched, made of large squared slate slabs laid flat in both horizontal and vertical crossed courses, although one roof, that of the easternmost boat house, has been re-slated in a different pattern with even horizontal courses. Notably, one single boat house has been left roofless since 1992.