Dallas Lodge

Late 17th century. semi-ciruclar single and 2-storey

crowstepped range of farm offices, the eastern part of

which now incorporated in 1901 dwelling house designed

by W L Carruthers, Inverness. Rubble tooled and polished

ashlar dressings. centre round-headed archway with 1901

keystone and detailing, to W curved single and 2-storey

steading ranges, the end 2-storey block converted as

dwelling with modern rear fenestration. At E the curved

range has 1901 dormors breaking wallhead under

round-headed gablets, its end S gable projecting through

a 2-storey, 9-bay dwelling house clasping it at right

angles. Irregular S frontage to 1901 house with varied

fenestration and glazing. Crowstepped gables; coped end

and ridge; slate roofs.

INTERIOR:simple house interior with staircase curving

up side of incorpated late 17th century outside wall.

Some portions retain original pegged rafter roofs.

GATEPIERS (NJ 110 526): (S entrance), probably later

18th century. Pair ashlar gatepiers with moulded

corniced caps and ball finials on attenuated bases. Pair

decorative wrought-iron gates.