Home Farm, Cullen House

Dated 1816. Large former courtyard farm steading with W

range now demolished. Rubble, finely tooled ashlar dressings. Segmental-headed archway in centre of S elevation surmounted

by square crenellated clock tower rising 3 stages above

wallhead; window in centre of 1st and 2nd stages in S front

with clock face in each elevation of upper stage; small

leaded domed belfry supported by 4 slender columns stands on

top of tower with apex weathervane.

Corresponding crenellated square tower rises single stage

above segmental-headed archway in former centre of N

elevation, flanked W by surviving single bay of former

dwelling and E by 3-bay house later raised to accommodate

wallhead dormers. End stacks serving these houses rise above

wallhead of tower; flight-holes in all faces serve dovecot in

upper storey.

W inner face of E range largely taken up by arcade of 12

basket-arched cart bays below regularly spaced granary

windows.

Further range of 4 cart bays, also below granary windows,

flank inner face to E of clock tower; former stables with

swept dormered loft windows. All cart arches and entrances

have finely tooled (droved) jambs.

Varied roofing, brown Banffshire slates, grey slates and some

corrugated asbestos.