Guisachan Cottage

Guisachan Cottage is likely from the late 19th century, possibly incorporating an earlier building. It was probably designed by A & W Reid. The cottage is a single-storey structure with an attic, presenting a symmetrical three-bay façade facing southeast. There is an additional ground floor window on each side of the central door. The walls are harled. A decorative bargeboarded porch is present, as are three gabletted dormers in the attic, with the outer dormers breaking the wallhead. Single windows are located in the ground and first floors of the return gables. The casement windows have lattice pane glazing. Decorative bargeboards are on the dormers and gable ends. The building has coped end stacks and a slate roof with projecting eaves. It stands close to an earlier 19th century bridge at Knockfin, and may pre-date the establishment of Tomich as an estate village associated with Guisachan. The statutory address is Tomich, Guisachan Cottage.