Constabulary Gardens, High Street, Nairn

Later 19th century; restored 1971. Scottish Jacobean detail;

2 storeys roughly rectangular. East elevation of 3 bays with

1 rectangular and 1 canted ground floor, gabled over 1st

floor. North front; square central porch, crenellated with

mullioned window; moulded string course forms 1st floor cill.

Carved dormerheads to 1st floor windows, some re-used;

crowstepped gables. All harled with ashlar dressing and

carvings, corniced end and ridge stacks; slate roof. Rubble

wing to south; rubble gighouse now adapted to garage use. 4

square ashlar gate piers linked by low screen wall with

cast-iron railings; pyramidal copes to piers. Cast-iron gates

with Campbell monogram.