9 Seafield Place, Cullen

Probably William Robertson, circa 1835; later 19th century additions and alterations. Substantial 2-storey, 3-bay, rectangular-plan villa with later single storey 3-bay wing to rear; former outhouse to SW extended to adjoin house. Harl pointed rubble, harled to NE and rear elevations; tooled and polished ashlar margins and dressings; rusticated long and short quoins. Base course; band course at ground floor; eaves course. Pilastered and corniced doorpiece to centre with 6-panel timber door and rectangular geometric fanlight; slightly recessed centre bay at 1st floor with polished ashlar facing. Bracketted, corniced and aproned window at ground floor to left; late 19th century advanced 3-light pilastered bay at ground floor to right. Moulded and lugged architraved windows at 1st floor to flanking bays with triangular pediments with anthemion and cartouche decoration, and aprons. 1st floor windows to side elevation predominantly blind. Later canted dormers to rear. Former outhouse to SW with central entrance to Reidhaven Street, flanked by bipartite windows with painted margins, coped parapet, raised at centre.

Predominantly 12-pane glazing pattern in timber sash and case windows; 2-pane plate glass timber sash and case windows to bay window. Piended platform slate; pitched roof to rear single storey wing; grey slates. Paired corniced ashlar stacks with octagonal clay cans. Low rubble wall with ashlar copes; high rubble wall enclosing rear garden.

INTERIOR: central hall with curved staircase flanked by principal rooms; cast-iron balustrade to stair. Former 1st floor drawing room now divided as bedroom and closet; some remodelling of 1st floor landing in late 19th century.