Alltdourie Cottage

Early 19th century. Unusual single storey and attic 5-bay former factor's house with dormers breaking the wallhead and with deep eaves. Coursed pink rubble. Principal façade orientated to S with wide view across the River Dee to Braemar. Distinctive central bowed porch and outer bowed bays with tripartite windows to S elevation. Crow stepped dormerheads to N elevation. Verandah to W elevation with slate roof and rustic timber columns.

Predominantly plate glass timber sash and case windows. Cast iron rain water goods. 2 wallhead stacks to N rising from ground. 2 ridge stacks to S. Grey graded slate. Some octagonal chimney cans. M-pile piended roof, bell-cast to S elevation.

INTERIOR: original floorplan mostly extant and containing numerous original features, including servants' bells, working timber shutters and 6 panel timber doors. Enfilade through rooms in S part of house. Distinctive long narrow hall along horizontal axis. Some decorative Georgian timber chimneypieces. 4 panel timber doors to N part of the house.

ANCILLARY STRUCTURE: single storey 3-bay painted weatherboarded hut to N. Timber sash and case windows.