Glenlora House

Circa 1840. Asymmetrical 2-storey, 4-bay house with slightly

advanced, pedimented, 3-storey entrance bay, low 2-storey

2-bay wing to north. Ashlar. Recessed door with sidelights

approached by balustraded steps, balustraded porch supported

on 2 pairs of Roman Doric columns: corniced, round-headed

bipartite above. 2nd floor has urns recessed in curved

angles; 1 window and eaves band and angle margins, mutule

cornice and blank crest to pediment. Projecting balustraded

ground floor bipartite in left bay. Round-headed tripartite

to right. Three 4-pane sashes in 1st floor windows. Sash

windows throughout; Deep projecting eaves; single and grouped

corniced stacks and piended slate roof, gabled over central

bay. Low wing to north in coursed squared whinstone with

ashlar dressings, gabled outer bay; variety of windows.

South elevation; slightly advanced, pedimented left bay.

Single, bipartite and canted windows.

Interior: some decorative plasterwork and late 19th century

wooden panelling. Square, panelled gatepiers with mutule

cornices; cast-iron gates.

Bridge is probably circa 1840. Single span round-arched

bridge over deep gully. Coursed rubble, balustraded parapet,

square piers and splayed south approach all ashlar.