Borrodale House Steading, Arisaig

Borrodale House Steading in Arisaig is a single-storey and attic steading or stable range designed by Philip Webb and dated 1864. The building was severely damaged by fire on April 20, 1981. It features a long rubble structure with a short arm projecting south at the southeast, creating an overall L-plan. A flat-arched entrance leads to a court that fronts the steading through a projecting wing. The entire building is constructed of rubble with tooled rubble dressings.

The tall, narrow west and east gables have ground and loft windows, with the loft windows in each gable recessed under flattened ogee heads. Some windows have multi-pane glazing. The wide sweeping roofline is supported internally by a continuous long centre spine wall and is covered with green-coated metal roofing material, which replaced the former slate roof that was destroyed in the fire; some slating still survives on the south wing. A corniced ridge stack completes the structure.