Stables, Forestry Cottage, Moy Hall is a Grade B listed building in the Highland local planning authority area, Scotland. First listed on 18 November 1992. Cottages, stables.

Stables, Forestry Cottage, Moy Hall

WRENN ID
vacant-pavement-gold
Grade
B
Local Planning Authority
Highland
Country
Scotland
Date first listed
18 November 1992
Type
Cottages, stables
Source
Historic Environment Scotland listing

Description

Circa 1860-70. U-plan cottages and stable block enclosing courtyard on 3 sides, open to S (except for low coped enclosing wall). Asymmetrical elevations. Baronial, with crowstepped gables, circular turret with conical slated cap in NW outer angle, corbelled angles, and variety of gabled and pedimented dormer heads; snecked rubble with polished ashlar dressings. Timber sash and case glazing with single plate-glass, 4-pane and 8-pane glazing patterns. Coped or crowstepped gables with beaked skewputts. Coped ridge and end stacks.

W RANGE: single-storey formerly cart-shed/stabling, altered to domestic use. 4 segmental cart-arch openings infilled and glazed on courtyard elevation, and rectangular entrance to right blocked; tall square stack addition at wallhead over right-hand cart-arch. Asymmetrical openings on outer (W) elevations: bipartite, left, single window, door, 2 single windows (all original openings); 2 velux rooflights in slope of roof above. Outer NW and SW angles corbelled to square 2 courses below wallhead. 2-storey circular stair tuttet (with masonry turnpike stair within), with asymmetrical, glazed arrow-slot openings and small glazed cusped (trefoil) window at ground, and fish-scale slated swept conical cap at outer angle joining W and N ranges; elaborate weather-vane at apex. N RANGE: 3-bay, single-storey and attic domestic range to left (W), single-storey stabling range continuing around corner to E range linked to right (E); openings altered. Large horseshoe shaped cavetto-moulded pend arch at centre, infilled and glazed with bipartite on courtyard elevation, heraldic device (as at steading), with flanking round-arched lights over in steep-pitched gable-head. Other openings altered also, circa late 19th century (relatively soon after completion). NW re-entrant (courtyard) angle with angle entance.

REAR (N) ELEVATION: single-storey to left, single-storey and attic to right, larger openings at ground to right altered as smaller bipartites, steep-pitched dormer gablehead (left) with small bipartite, attic dormer with bipartite and steep-pitched pediment dormer-head to right. Angles corbelled to square. E gable end with off-centre bopartite and glazed roundel in apex.

E RANGE: courtyard elevation with door and window, left, segmental-arched pedestrian pend off-centre; 3 blocked segmental arched cart-bays to outer bays. S gable-end with large garage slapping, original loft opening over; 3 small cast-iron rooflights in slope of roof to E; tall stack addition right of pend over wallhead on E elevation. Stepped coped wing walls at S gables linking E and W ranges to S enclosing wall.

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