Game Larder, Glen Tanar House

George Truefitt, later 19th century. Single storey, T-plan game larder. Tooled, coursed granite rubble with ladder snecking; rough-faced long and short dressings finely finished to margins. Sloping cills; overhanging eaves.

SE ELEVATION: asymmetrical; 5-bay; centre bay advanced, 4-light bipartite window to centre, 2 3-light windows to right return, 3-light window to left return, horizontal 5-light dormer to left and right returns at breaking pitch; 2-light window to flanking bay to right, stained glass timber lean-to to outer right; panelled timber door to penultimate bay to left, with mesh upper panels; 6-light window to bay to outer left; piend-roofed 4-light horizontal dormer with timber finial to ridge.

NE ELEVATION: single bay; 7-light stained glass timber lean-to on granite wall.

NW ELEVATION: asymmetrical; 5-bay; 3-light window to centre bay, flanked to left and right by 2 boarded timber doors, mesh panels to door to left; 6-light window to bay to outer right; 2-light window flanked to left by stained glass timber lean-to; piend-roofed 4-light horizontal dormer with timber finial to ridge.

SW ELEVATION: single bay; timber notice board and leaflet box.

Predominantly single pane mesh covered window openings. Piended purple-grey slate roof with fishscale banding and lead ridges; corrugated-asbestos roof to lean-to. Shouldered, coped granite wallhead stack to NE. PVCu rainwater goods.

INTERIOR: 4 principal rooms and small room below lean-to; decorative row of tiles; larder hooks, pulleys etc. in place.