Drumtochty Tavern, Harrietfield

Early 19th century. 2-storey, 3-bay public house with single-storey rubble wing to E, situated in rural setting. Painted and rendered. Rectangular window openings.

S (PRINCIPAL ELEVATION): public house to left. Symmetrical. Central, pedimented porch; glazed at right. Central panelled timber door, leading to 2-leaf boarded internal door. Flanking window openings. 3 window openings to upper storey lying close to wallhead. Timber inn sign to upper left. Single-storey, 2-bay wing to right.

N (REAR) ELEVATION: single central upper storey window opening to public house and long, rectangular window opening to ground at right. Thick buttresses to wing. Advanced bay buttressing 2-storey block to left.

INTERIOR: (partially seen, 2007).Original room plan thought to be largely extant with public bars to ground floor and residential accommodation above. Timber panelling to bar walls. Brick fireplaces. Bar to right with timber panelled ceiling, 1960s curved bar with brass water tap and gantry with glass shelving and drawers.

Predominantly 2-over 2-pane timber sash and case windows. Grey slates to house, purple slates to wing. Brick gablehead stacks.