Ladyhill House Hotel, Hill Street, Elgin

1. Additions 1853, Thomas Mackenzie; further

additions, 1908, A Marshall Mackenzie. Harled and

whitewashed. Original house, 2 storeys and attic over

raised basement, 3 bays with centre door (masked by

later glazed loggia). Later flanking bowed bays rising

full height with semi-conical roofs. Single storey wing to

E gable with bowed bay with 3 small round-headed windows and semi-conical roof deep loggia in Elgin "piazza"

style incorporating various reused pediments, pillars,

marriage stones, etc, removed from 17th century Elgin

houses. 1853 neo-Romanesque porch to NW with heavily

moulded and vaulted interior. Corniced end stacks;

crowstepped gables; slate roofs.

High rubble garden walls; lintel of 1623 incorporated over

garden entrance in Hill Terrace.