Dalnavert Farmhouse, Kincraig

Circa 1810. 2-storey, 3-bay traditional farmhouse with earlier 18th century single-storey block adjoining W gable to form L-plan. Associated U-plan steading situated to SW. Harled, squared and snecked rubble with regularly spaced openings. Later, single-storey, pitched roof porch to central bay of S (principal) elevation with timber-boarded door. Upper windows set close to eaves level; smaller openings at E and W gable ends.

Timber sash and case windows throughout; 4-pane glazed to ground floor; 9-pane to upper level. Grey Ballachulish slate and tall, harled stacks to main block. Thicker, Tomintoul slate and unharled stacks with thack-stanes to single storey block. Prominent skews; clay cans.

INTERIOR: Good interior details including 2-leaf panelled timber door and etched glass to porch vestibule, lime washed pine panelling to walls and ceiling of single-storey section, timber panelled doors, timber fire surround with consoled mantelpiece, timber shutters. Cellar.

STEADING BLOCK: Late 18th century. U-plan with additional detached range to North. Random rubble with irregular openings. Pitched, corrugated-iron roof. Stone-cobbled floors. Timber partitions and hay-troughs in relatively good state of repair.