Thunderton House, Thunderton Place, High Street, Elgin

Early/mid 17th century, probably incorporating earlier

work but remodelled and reduced in size to present

L-plan in 1822. Rubble with ashlar dressings, slate roof.

The 17th century house survives only at the S elevation

with the 4 17th century pedimented dormers carved with

Duffus, Dunbar, Innes and Mackenzie monograms, and the

N gable with grouped rectangular and diagonally set

stacks. More carved dormerheads are built into the

courtyard elevations which are largely of 1822, as in the

Tuscan porch in the re-entrant.

Low 2-storey range with garage and rooms over built on

to N gable of Thunderton House; rubble, slate roof.

Low courtyard wall incorporating pair heraldic beasts

(horses); similar pair now incorporated in walling of

close at 23-25 High Street, Elgin.