'Overtoun', 14 Quarrier's Village

Robert Alexander Bryden, circa 1884. 2-storey, irregular-plan, villa in Tudor-Gothic style positioned at S of village adjacent to main thoroughfare. Squared and snecked pale sandstone ashlar with polished dressings. Splayed rubble base course; moulded string course; dentilled and bargeboarded eaves; half-timbering to some gable apexes; round-arched hoodmoulded 1st floor openings. Advanced pyramidal-capped square entrance tower to E. Curved steps rising to corniced doorpiece, projecting name plaque with ornate foliage surround above, single round-arched window at 1st floor; flanking ground floor windows; canted bay to right returning at N elevation. N elevation: advanced wide 3-light canted bay, gabled and round-arched breaking eaves dormer to left; further irregular bays receding to right with single storey service entrance and wing to far right. S elevation: advanced gable to right; large quadripartite canted bay to left with pierced stone parapet; breaking eaves dormer with round-arched hood moulding above. Single storey wing to far left with advanced gable to centre; tripartite round-arched windows with linked hoodmouldings; 3 narrow windows to right of gable.

Piended roofs; grey Scottish slate; terracotta ridge cresting; ornamental clay cans; cast iron finials; cast-iron rainwater goods.

INTERIOR: some etched glass remaining in windows and doors.