1 Fleoideabhagh

Circa 1840, masonry by Donald MacAulay; 20th century replacement porch. Little altered, rare early example of single storey and attic, 3-bay, rectangular-plan cottage abutting rocky outcrop in Bays of Harris incorporating small gabled storm porch and timber-gabled dormers. Pointed snecked rubble with squared rubble lintels and concrete cills, lime render to rear.

FURTHER INFORMATION: symmetrical entrance elevation to S with 2-leaf timber storm door to centre porch, small windows in flanking bays below finialled slate-hung timber dormers flanking later centre rooflight. Single opening to left of centre at rear.

4-pane glazing pattern in timber sash and case windows with horns. Paisley slate (bonded, see Notes), and lime mortar skews. Coped rubble and rendered stacks with cans and evidence of thackstanes.

INTERIOR: some good traditional detail retained including painted lime mortar floors and open-timbered ceilings. Kitchen with timber-lintelled recess to left of large fireplace opening with monumental stone lintel, timber surround and Modern Mistress cast-iron stove with makers stamp 'Columbian Stove Works, Falkirk'. Cast iron fireplace with decorative tile cheeks and timber surround to living room. Timber staircase altered (see Notes).