Fisherton

William Robertson, 1839. 2-storey and dormerless attic house, symmetrical pedimented 3-bay N entrance front. Squared tooled

mixed granite frontage, pinned mixed granite flanks; tooled

granite margins.

Centre entrance masked by modern concrete block porch with corrugated-iron roof and side entrance. Regular 1st floor

rear fenestration and off-centre rear doorway with later

lean-to porch. Single ground floor and small attic windows in

E and W return gables; 12-pane glazing. Coped end stacks;

slate roof.

Late 19th century single storey wing (former estate office),

style of James Leslie Findlay, architect, Edinburgh, abuts E

gable and projects forward at N with crowstepped and gabled

front. Tooled granite, tooled and polished ashlar sandstone

dressings. Centre door in N gable with lugged, moulded and

corniced doorpiece; small attic window above.

Bipartite breaks wallhead in E return elevation under wide

richly carved segmental-headed dormer with centre monogram

and moulded surround; 12-pane glazing.

Piended slate roof abuts front crowstepped gable.