Dollerie House

Dollerie House is a building that likely dates back to the early 18th century and was later expanded on both the west and east sides in 1867. The tower on the east side was either constructed or raised in height, featuring an ogee roof that is dated 1840 and covered with slates, which were discovered during recent repairs. The north wing, which is three stories tall, is from the late 18th century and was also widened on the east side around 1867. In 1928, this wing was altered to two stories by blocking up the second-floor windows. The south wing is a single-storey structure with an attic. The 1867 additions are built from rubble and include crenellated parapets on the east side.