Manse, 3 Seafield Place, Cullen

William Robertson, 1830. SE facing 2-storey symmetrically

fronted 3-bay house. Harled, polished ashlar dressings and

margins. Centre entrance with shallow portico with corniced

entablature supported by pair fluted Greek Doric columns;

panelled door with rectangular fanlight above. Long flanking

aproned and bracketted corniced windows. 2-bay side

elevations with single 1st floor blind window; lying-pane

glazing, 14 panes in ground floor, 10 in 1st floor. 2

corniced and panelled ridge stacks; piended slate roof.

Modern sun room at SW masked from frontage by garden wall.

Single storey rear buildings enclose service court.

Garden enclosed by rubble wall; street frontage defined by

low coped wall.

INTERIOR: entrance lobby with coffered ceiling with

decorative centre plaster rose of palmette and anthemion

design. Cast-iron balusters to staircase; no original

chimneypieces survive in ground floor rooms.