Chuckie Lodge (Formerly Harryburn Lodge)

Possibly John Smith of Darnick, 1854 (see Notes); later addition to rear. Single-storey, 3-bay, rectangular-plan, piend-roofed gate lodge with ornamental timber porch, canted bay to right and deep overhanging eaves. Coursed pebbles set in cement, framed in slim polished pink sandstone dressings; squared pink sandstone to rear extension. Base course; cill course; quoin strips. Droved window margins. Central porch to principal (SW) elevation with timber columns supporting open lattice frieze and pediment; bipartite stone-mullioned window to side (SE) elevation; late 20th century flat-roofed extension to rear (NE).

Predominantly 4-pane glazing in timber sash and case windows; 6-pane timber horizontal glazing to canted bay; non-traditional uPVC windows and door to rear extension. Grey slate roof with metal ridges. Coped, rendered ridge stack with octagonal buff clay can.

INTERIOR: original layout to original part, with small entrance hall and single room to each side, now with additional rooms in rear extension. 4-panel timber doors throughout.