Logie House

Mid-later 18th century mansion, with substantial mid 19th

century additions, further alterations and additions in

1970's and 80's. White harled Scottish Baronial mansion with

tooled ashlar margins and dressings. Mainly 2 and 3 storeys,

with long elevations E and W, site sloping steeply to W. Off-

centre entrance in E fronted by porte-cochere (dated 1925).

Double gabled S return elevation with 2 canted windows rising

from raised basement to raised ground floor (lighting drawing

and morning rooms). Large tripartite and bipartite windows

in W garden front.

Angle bartizans at SW and NE; continuous string course links

cills of 1st floor windows in W elevation, all breaking

wallhead under gablets.

Multi-pane glazing; coped and margined ridge and wallhead

stacks; crowstepped gables; slate roofs.

INTERIOR: mid-19th century wooden staircase with barley-sugar

twist balusters; some plaster decoration to stairwell

ceiling.

Panelled library with modillion cornice.

Panelled dining room with corniced overdoors, dado, fluted

Ionic plasters and carved chimneypiece with flanking engaged

fluted Ionic coluns.