Torr Hall

Torr Hall is a large Scots Baronial villa designed by James Soutar of Aberdeen in 1903. The building has two storeys and is constructed from grey Aberdeenshire granite with a bull-faced finish and polished dressings. It features corbelling, crow-stepped gables, and string courses. The south elevation is nearly symmetrical, showcasing shallow advanced outer gables with bartizans and canted ground floor windows. There are three narrow inner bays, with a door on the left and pedimented dormer heads above the main eaves level. To the west, there is a tall three-storey entrance bay that is curved and corbelled to a square shape at the top storey, with an engaged crenellated circular turret rising in the re-entrant angle. Steps lead down to the garden.