Lagmore, Ballindalloch Castle Estate

Lagmore is a farmhouse built between 1848 and 1851 for Thomas Mackenzie on the Ballindalloch Castle Estate. It is an east-facing, single-storey and attic building with four bays, constructed in two phases. The farmhouse is harled, with margins and dressings in tooled ashlar. The central entrance is within a three-bay block and is sheltered by a crowstepped gabled porch featuring a round-headed entrance with moulded margins and a blind panel above. To the right of the porch is a projecting rectangular bay window. A single-storey and attic, single bay addition is continuous with the front elevation. First-floor windows break the wallhead under crowstepped gablets. The windows have 2 and 12-pane glazing. The building has moulded copes to the margined sandstone ridge and crowstepped gables. A wing extends to the rear. A semi-circular drystone wall encloses the garden fronting the house. The farm steading is not included in the listing. Information was provided courtesy of the owners of Ballindalloch Castle.