Drummore House, York Place, Seatown, Cullen

1907-1909. Asymmetrical gabled 2-storey house in English Arts

and Crafts style. Bullfaced rubble ground floor (and rear

raised basement exposed owing to sloping site), harled 1st

floor, tooled ashlar dressings. 3-bay S frontage to York

Place with shallow jettied and bracketted 1st floor and with

recessed arched entrance in outer SW bay under continuous

sweep of main roof. Projecting canted ground floor window in

S, E and W elevations; canted oriel in 1st floor of S front.

2-bay W elevation with 1st floor windows under shallow

canopies. 2-, 3- and 4-light single pane casement windows

with multi-pane glazing in upper lights. Brick ridge stacks;

red tiled roof.

INTERIOR: simple interior; plain moulded ceiling cornices in

3 ground floor public rooms. Sitting room with original

chimneypiece within round-arched inglenook; wooden

chimneypiece with cushioned lintel below mantel-shelf with

simple carved centre decoration; similar chimneypieces in 2

further ground floor rooms. Deep moulded skirting boards.

GARDEN WALLS: garden and house enclosed by high harled rubble

walls.