Flichity House

Largely remodelled by William Macbeth (Ross and Macbeth,

Inverness) in 1907. Large asymmetrical baronial house with

tall, square tower at angle. Mainly 2 storeys with attic to E

wing; tower 4 storeys with caphouse of corbelled angle turret

rising to 5th floor. Rubble built with ashlar dressings

except part of E wing harled.

Tower: entrance on S with decorative doorpiece and scrolled

pediments oculus on S face, turret corbelled above ground

level, corbelled to square at 3rd floor, crowstepped

caphouse; variety of windows crenellated parapet with large

gargoyles 3 crowstepped gabled bays to 1st with large neo-

perpendicular 4 light mullion and transom window with 4 small

lights below broad lower mullion, stained glass 2nd bay with

2 storey canted window 3rd bay (?1907) with decorative door

and full-height circular angle turret wing to SE 1st bay

rubble, remaining elevation harled, 3 wall-head pedimented

dormers. All windows with 1907 glazing, plate glass lower

sash, multi-pane upper. Slate roofs, coped stacks.