Walled Garden And Horsemill, Stable Block, Colquhalzie House

The walled garden and horsemill, part of the stable block at Colquhalzie House, date back to 1834. The west range is designed in a quadrangular layout, featuring a central arch with flat shouldered arches at the ends. The central pend arch has a pediment that was restored after sustaining lightning damage. The building includes tripartite windows and piend roofs at the ends, with one-window links between sections. The east range contains lofted henhouses with wall-steps for the chickens, and there is a well-constructed stable featuring arches. A circular horsemill has been converted into a cottage by John Stewart, which includes a central chimney. Attached to the property is a walled garden with a rubble curved wall that steps down the slope, along with a contemporary sundial.