Torrance House Lodge

Late 19th century; later alterations. Scots Baronial T-plan, single storey lodge-house with courtyard to rear. Coursed stone. Deep base course; eaves course.

NW (MAIN) ELEVATION: off centre projecting section: tripartite window with stone mullions; hoodmould with geometric bosses; relieving arch above; blind oculus with carved decorated trefoil in gablehead; chimney on left return; single window in right return. Blind bay to left; single window in bay to right. Entrance tower in re-entrant angle: stone step with stone dwarf walls; moulded doorway with stepped hoodmould; 3 blind lancet windows above; mock-machicolation; conical roof with ornamental finial.

SW ELEVATION: tripartite window with stone mullions; hoodmould with geometric bosses; relieving arch above; blind oculus with carved decorated trefoil in gablehead.

SE (REAR) ELEVATION: central projecting converted courtyard: central door; single window to left; single window on left return; blind right return. Single window in left bay of house; brick outbuilding in right bay.

NE ELEVATION: single window at ground; panel in gablehead with ball decoration.

Modern glazing. Slate roof; crowstepped skews; shaped skewputts; tall stack at centre.

GATEPIERS AND BOUNDARY WALL: pair of crenallated gatepiers: base; shaft with chamfered upper corners; crenallated parapet; coped shaft in centre of parapet. Small boundary wall; coped stone.