Including Boundary Wall, The Manse, Crathie

Circa 1789 and 1866-1873. 2-storey 3-bay double pile manse with L-plan earlier section to N (rear). Pink and grey coursed granite with some harl to W. Situated on bank of River Dee within original glebe and surrounded by boundary wall. Base course. Low lean-to former dairy in re-entrant angle to N.

FURTHER DESCRIPTION: S elevation. Near central very advanced corniced porch with corner ball finials and segmental arched entrance with 6-panel timber door. To left, advanced gable with canted bay to both storeys and stone cross finial. Pedimented dormerheads.

Predominantly timber sash and case windows. Those to earlier part, 12-pane; others predominantly 4-pane. Some tripartite windows with timber mullions. Grey slates. Raised coped skews and skewputts. Gable coped stacks and one ridge stack. Cast iron rain water goods with some decorative hoppers. Tall slit windows to former diary with wire mesh.

INTERIOR: original floorplan largely extant. Retains some original features. 6-panel timber doors. Classical marble chimney-piece. Shallow tread stair with timber balusters and banister. Simple cornicing to public rooms. Dairy at rear contains flagstone floor and slate worktop.

BOUNDARY WALL: tall; rubble granite with rubble coping.