Inverness, Caledonian Canal, Tomnahurich Bridge Keeper's Cottage

Inverness, Caledonian Canal, Tomnahurich Bridge Keeper's Cottage is a former bridge keeper's cottage built around 1820. It is a two-storey, three-bay building that is symmetrical and rectangular in shape, featuring a piended roof and a central piended porch. The cottage faces the Caledonian Canal and is located next to the Tomnahurich swing bridge. It is mainly constructed of coursed sandstone rubble, with irregular dressed quoins and rybats, and has slate roof coverings throughout. There is a lean-to extension on the south gable and an entrance door on the east side. The property is enclosed to the north by a rubble-coped garden wall and to the west by a wooden picket fence.

The cottage features mostly replacement four-pane glazing in timber sash and case frames. There is one window on each level of the north gable, and a large central stack with clay cans and a slate roof with lead flashings.

The interior has been modernised to serve as self-catering accommodation.