East Lodge, Kailzie House

Circa 1880 with later rear extension. Single storey and attic, rectangular-plan picturesque lodge (appearing L-plan) with gabled bay and entrance porch. Coursed whinstone rubble with tabbed ashlar quoins and dressings. Timber porch and plain barge boarding.

SE (PRINCIPAL) ELEVATION: to centre right, open timber porch comprising projecting pitched canopy, gabled end with diamond brackets and carved drop in-fill, supported by heavy turned and chamfered timber posts; panelled entrance door. To right, blind wall. Slightly projecting gable to left of porch with central bipartite window; exposed rafters and purlins supporting large timber barge board with straight bracket in-fill and carved drop finial. To left and right returns, gabled ends of main lodge.

NW (REAR) ELEVATION: original fenestration concealed by much later single storey extension.

Replacement multi-paned glazing (probable loss of original stone mullion to bipartite in main elevation). Pitched purple slate roof with overhanging eaves; lead ridging and valleys. No rainwater goods as such, relying on overhanging eaves to main house with gutter and down pipe to verge of gable and porch. Tall stepped ashlar roofline stack with projecting ashlar neck cope and plain terracotta cans.

INTERIOR: not seen, 2002 but in use as residential accommodation.