Grieves House, Colliston, Glenfarg

Earlier 18th century; dated 1728 and 1739. 2-storey and attic, 3-bay, largely symmetrical, rectangular-plan former farmhouse (currently unused, 2012); single storey section to W and lean-to to rear (N). Harled rubble with smooth margins. Raised cills, cornice. Later full-height canted 3-light window to left bay. Crowstepped skews to rear. Central skylights to front and rear.

S (ENTRANCE) ELEVATION: central boarded entrance door with moulded diamond plaque above; inscribed with heart, initials and dated 1739. Single storey, 2-bay section to far left; lintel to right with carved initials A B and date 1728 (see Notes).

N ELEVATION: advanced, lower lean-to to right with glass and timber entrance door to W elevation. Central and single smaller window openings. Central skylight.

E ELEVATION: gabled. Off-centre single window openings to ground and 1st floor; central window opening to attic floor.

Predominantly 12- and 4-pane timber sash and case windows; some broken. Non-traditional pantiles; coped gable stacks. Raised skews and skewputts.

INTERIOR: (seen, 2012). Room layout largely original. Curved timber stair; some simple timber fire surrounds; timber boarding to some rooms.