Dunbarney House

1697 (? or slightly later) W. part, 3-storey 6-window,

rubble built symmetrical front with centre shouldered

and keystoned doorpiece flanked by windows; 4 column R-

doric porch with 1/2 columns instead of pilasters. Low

2nd floor. 2-storey parallel wing of same height and

length applied to E frontage in late 18th century, 5

large round headed windows 1st floor ashlar E. frontage

and 2 in S. gable blocked c.1880. Interior, entrance

hall has 7 bay colonnade of fluted doric columns with

circular abaci, fine original joinery; large drawing

room with decoration of Adam derivation. Later N. service

wing additions, offices now garages with arched and

keystoned windows dated 1772, part has bellcote. Rubble-

built garden walls.