Western Stable Range, Auchengrange House

Mid 19th century. Symmetrical 2-storey 3-bay house extended

in late 19th century by 1 broad bay to north. Harled, with

polished ashlar dressings. Door in slightly advanced

pedimented bay with sidelights; later porch. Porch supported

on 2 columns with foliated capitals, bracketed eaves,

fish-scale slate roof with cast-iron balustrade. Plate glass

sashes, with cill course to ground floor. Continuous cornice.

Originally with end stacks, piended slate roof now altered.

Low, single storey, 2-bay wing recessed at south. East

elevation much altered; square tower with pyramidal roof,

modern additions.

Irregular early to mid 19th century stable courtyard to south

is harled, with painted margins: north side: 3 single storey

domestic buildings, (that to west raised to give 1st floor,

with modern roof): 2 stables adjoining central cottage.

L-plan range of garages and stores, 1 segmental-headed

carriage entrance and 2 small pointed-arched windows. Slate

roofs.