Auchenross, The Ross, Comrie

Foster Lovell & Lodge of London c1910. Large 2-storey and

attic arts-and-crafts mansion of Voysey school, built of

plastered local rubble with Auchenheath dressings at and

around the main entrance, slated roofs. Main entrance front

is to SW, gables at each end with canted bays through both

floors, no margins, wooden mullioned and transomed openings

with leaded glass, now largely reglazed particularly on S

where mullions and transomes have been removed; open

segmentally canopied centre porch with sculptured tympanum,

large stair window of 4 lights on right fenestration

otherwise random with Auchenheath margins and mullions and

leaded glass; 2-window NW gable with asymmetrical ground

floor outshot full width of gable, SE gable has asymmetrical

chimney and piended 2-storey 2-window outshot on E, glazed

porch in re-entrant angle. High slated roof, broad-eaved

except at gables but with short returns on to NW and SE

gables.