Logie House, Kildary

Logie House is a two-storey, three-bay house dating from 1855. Originally a Free Church manse, it stands with its main, south-facing elevation featuring a central door. The house is harled with exposed, tooled ashlar detailing to the margins. The first-floor windows have decorative finials rising from the wallhead. A lean-to conservatory has been inserted, masking a former window and door to the left of the front door. All windows, including those at the rear, are 16-pane sashes with thick, central mullions set within chamfered reveals. Corniced stacks mark the ends of the building, and the roof is slate.

The rear elevation is symmetrical, with windows in both the ground and first floors of the outer bays. A small stair window is centrally located, and below it are symmetrically arranged small windows, likely serving as a larder or closet. Ewing’s Annals of the Free Church contains further details (ii, 1906, p. 219).