Bullionfield Paper Mills, Invergowrie

Later 19th century. Paper mill building comprised of 2-storey, rectangular-plan, 23-bay, double-pile range with massive tower to W. Stugged and snecked rubble, stugged ashlar dressings, random rubble to S bay with brick gable to W, polished ashlar corbels and parapet to tower. Slate roof to S bay, sheet roof with full length ridge light to S bay. Tower: segmental stair tower to SW angle, corbelled from 1st floor, corbelled to square at upper part extending to flat-roofed cap house; deep, coped parapet with angle turrets (not roofed); roof masked by parapet.

TOWER: S AND E ELEVATIONS: blank.

W ELEVATION: 2 small windows to 1st floor at different levels;

3 round-headed windows to 2nd floor; 3 windows to stair tower,

2 further windows to upper part of tower and cap house.

N ELEVATION: blocked openings to ground floor; louvred opening above.

MAIN RANGE:

N ELEVATION: symmetrical; tall windows to ground floor, some blocked, smaller windows to 1st floor, new entrance off-centre right.

E GABLE: gable to right, blank except door to ground floor, coped skews with block skew end finial; wider gable to left with door.

S ELEVATION: blank.

INTERIOR: not seen.