Nether Braco Farmhouse

Possibly James Gillespie Graham, circa 1810-20. Single storey and attic, symmetrical, 3-bay, piended cottage ornée farmhouse with distinctive Gothic Revival features including diagonal buttresses to the advanced, gabled central entrance bay and pointed-arched windows. Painted harl with contrasting ashlar sandstone margins and with Tudor hood moulds to the windows. There are bi-partite windows to the ground floor and above the entrance door at the front elevation. The entrance door lies centrally and has a shallow pointed arch and flanking windows. The roof has deep eaves with exposed timber rafter ends and there is a pair of piended-roof, canted dormers.

Many of the windows are timber sash and case, some with 2-over 2-pane glazing pattern; others are non-traditional replacements.

The interior was seen in 2014. The original room layout is largely as original with timber curved stair. One iron fire surround.